TH 


1 


TO 


OJIY0FOHIOAGO 


E.F.HOLLISTER&CO. 


DEALERS  IN 


CARPETS/ 

FURNITURE, 

Curtains,  Bedding,  Ho^l,se  F^lrn^sh^ng 

AND 

UPHOLSTERY  GOODS, 

Nos  117,  119,  121  &  123  STATE  STREET, 


EVERY    DESCRIPTION    OF    PARLOR,    CHAMBER,    LIBRARY,    DINING-ROOM 

AND  FIXE  FURNITURE.     HOUSES,  HOTELS,  PUBLIC  BUILD- 

IXGS,   CHURCHES,   ETC.,   ETC.,    FURNISHED 

THROUGHOUT  WITH 


,  Jfnrnifitrc, 


OUR  COMBINED   STOCK   WILL   BE    FOUND   THE    LARGEST  AND   FINEST  IN 

THE   CITY,  AND  AN    EXAMINATION   OF  GOODS   AND 

PRICES  EARNESTLY  SOLICITED. 


MANUFACTORY  ESTABLISHED 


FAIR  BANKS 


Standard  Scales 


MADE   WITH    THK    LATKST    AM)   MOST   VALUABLE    IMPROVEMENTS,    AND 
Al'APTKI)  TO  ALL  R  Eol  I  K  K 1 )  USES. 


Baggage  Barrows,  Warehouse  Trucks, 

Grain  Wagons,  Improved  Money  Drawers,  Etc. 


>,       .HK  A  CO. 

Ill  &  113  LAKE  STREET. 


SCALES  OJ      I  1. 1,   It  1. \ Its  I'ltOMl'TLY  ItKr 


TOWLiE 


SUCCESSORS  TO 


CT.  W.  IDCX^ItTIE  &  CO. 


Wholesale  Grocers 


41  AND  43  WABASH  AVENUE, 


.!.  TOWLE. 


JOHN  ROPKR. 


J.  W.  DOANE, - 


GEORGE  CLAPP,  Agent, 

Formerly  "Rubber  Clothing  Company," 

MANUFACTURERS,  IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS 
IN  ALL  KINDS  OF 


RUBBER  GOODS 


Excepting  only  our  New  York  House,  we  carry  the  LARGEST  stock  of  Rubber  Goods  of 
my  house  in  the  United  States. 

All  Goods  quoted  at  New  York  Prices,  thus  giving  the  advantage  of  the  freight. 
Rubber  and  Leather  Belting,  Packing  and  Hose. 


F.  M.  SHEPARD,  Pres't. 


J.  A.  MINOTT,  Sec'y. 


OFFICES  OF  RUBBER  CLOTHING  : 

&  3<i3   BltOADWAY,    COR.   FRANKLIN  ST.,  NEW  YORK. 


105  &  107  MADISON  STREET,  CHICAGO, 

4OO  NORTH  FOURTH  STREET,  ST.  LOUIS. 
<>07  MARKET  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


CHICAGO,  ILL.  DETROIT,  MICH.  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

•  M.  •_':(  .M (.«•»>.  !i  \  II  i.ii'.-ii  M. 


RATHBONE,  SARD  &  CO. 


MANl'KAriTRKUS  ()K  TIIK 


Feai'loNN  €!®i 


BRILLIANT  BASE  BURNER, 

With  Anti-Clinker  Grate,  and  numerous  improvements,  making  it  uncqualed  as  .1 
lianl  coal  heating  Stove. 


BEAUTY. 
ECONOMY. 
UTILITY. 
DURABILITY. 

Combining  many 
Itt-siritlili-    1'i'iitiii-rn. 

Apparent  on 

inspection. 


Rathbone  Range 

AND 

PACIFIC  COOK, 

Adapted  to  city  use  —  for 
hard  coal. 


i'r"w  viri 
*  F Jf iMtS**  '•  an<1    lnost    ^""P'ete    as- 


THK  I.ARGKST 
ost    oomplc-t 
sortment  of 

Sliives  and  Hollow  Ware. 

Prices  guaranteed  as  low 

ny  good  Sto 
be  bought  fo 


as  any  good  Stove  can 
e  bought  for. 


For  Wood. 

38  &  40  Lake  Street,    -    CHICAGO. 


FIELD,  LEITER  &  CO. 


DRY  GOODS 


AT  BO TTOM  PRICES. 


Madison  and  Market  Streets. 


FIELD,  LEITER  &  CO. 


Dry  Goods  ^Carpets 


The  Latest  European  Novelties  Received  as  Appear. 


State  and  Washington  Sts. 


THE 


Strangers'  <Suide 


TO    TH  E 


City  of    Chicago  \ 

•  •  £•?'•    •     "        \ 


CIVKS  THE  LOCATION  OF 

Plni:i->    of   Aim^ement,    Banks,    Cemeteries,    Churches,    City   Offices,    Educational 

Institutes,  1-Yeight  Offices.  Foreign  Consuls,  Hotels,  Hospitals  and  Asylums, 

Societies,  Newspaper  Offices,  Parks,  Public  Buildings,  Railway  Depots, 

Ticket  Offices,  Transportation  Lines,  Telegraph  Offices,  United 

States  Offices,  Hack  Ordinances,  Suburban  Towns,  Etc. 

ALSO    A 

Complete  and  Reliable  gtfeet  Di 


Nl  WITH  UKMS  OF  PUBLIC  Bl'UDlXGS.  ETC. 


o : 

SOUTHARD  &  CULLATON.  PRINTERS. 

MONROE    STREET. 

1873. 


IMPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS  OF 


GROCERIES 


Cor,  Lake  Street  and  Wabash  Ave, 


CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 


TIE-A. 

TOBA-CCO 
-A-OSTX)    F^.3STCY    O-IiOCES-IES 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  \"atsa°T\F™  ,"*, Buok 

272  ft  274  MADISON  ST.          I  °OOd8  at  Wholesale. 


CONTENTS. 


PAGE. 

ASSOCIATIONS 41 

A MUSEMENTS 25 

BANKING  INSTITUTIONS 45 

BIRD'S-EYE  VIEW  OF  CHICAGO 39 

CEMETERIES 29 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE 13 

CHARITABLE  INSTITUTIONS 41 

CHICAGO  STREET  GUIDE 59 

CHICAGO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 97 

CHURCHES 19 

COURTS ii 

EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 1 1 

EXPRESS  OFFICES 35 

FOREIGN  CONSULS 33 

GRAND  PACIFIC  HOTEL 17 

HACK  ORDINANCE 37 

HOTELS 15 

INTER-STATE  INDUSTRIAL  EXPOSITION  BUILDING 57 

LIBRARIES 41 

MCVICKER' s  THEATRE 25 

NEW  CUSTOM  HOUSE  AND  POST  OFFICE 53 

NEWSPAPER  OFFICES 9 

NOTABLE  BUILDINGS 27 

PARKS 23 

POST  OFFICE 33 

RAILWAY   DEPOTS 55 

RAILWAY  TICKET  OFFICES 55 

REGISTER  OF  CITY  OFFICIALS 7 

SCHOOLS 43 

SUBURBAN  TOWNS 29 

STREET  CAR  AND  OMNIBUS  ROUTES 21 

TABLE  OF  DISTANCES  AND  RAILROAD  FARES 49 

TELEGRAPH  OFFICES 35 

TRANSPORTATION  LINES 51 

TUNNELS 41 

VIEW  OF  THE  FIRST  HOUSE  BUILT  IN  CHICAGO 47 

WATER  WORKS 31 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO.  1 118  &  12° Monroe  st- 

WHOLESALE  PAPER  DEALERS.  J  Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


Illinois  Central  R.R. 


CHICACO  to  ST.  LOUIS 

"WITHOUT  CHANGE  OF  CARS! 

Making  DIRECT  Connections  at  ST.  LOUIS  for 

Kansas  City,  Leavenworth 

ST.  JOSEPH,  FT.  SCOTT,  LAWRENCE,  ATCHISON,  TOPEKA, 
DENVER,  AND  ALL  POINTS  SOUTHWEST. 


y 

«5-TVITHOTTT    CHA/XGIE    OF    CA.R,S.-=£*L 


]QQ  MILES  THE  SHORTEST  ROUTE 

To  MEMPHIS,   VICKSBUItG,  MOBILE, 


AND  ALL  POINTS  SOUTH.    This  is  also  the  Direct  Route  to 

DECATUR,    VINCENNES,    PEORIA,    PAN  A,    EVANSV1LLE,    CANTON, 
Vandnlia,  Shawneetown,  Keokuk,  Terre  Haute,  Warsaw. 


**»WITHOUT  CHANGE  OF  CARS.-=©&    The  Direct  Route  to 
FARMER  CITY.  CLINTON.  MT.  PULASKI  and  SPRINGFIELD. 


GTTTfAHTI  TH 
inuxiuu  iy 


T  CHANGE  OF  CARS.=®>    The  only  Direct  Route  to 

GALENA,    DUBUQUE,    WATERLOO,    CEDAR    FALLS,    CHARLES    CITY, 
ACKLEY,    FORT    DODCE    AND    SIOUX    CITY. 

Elegant  DRAWING-ROOM  SLEEPING  CARS  on  all  Night  Trains, 

BAGGAGE  CHECKED  TO  ALL  IMPORTANT  POINTS. 

A  HI  nUTn  Ann-  l-l  Randolph  St.  (near  Clark);  Great  Central  De- 
Al    UmUAuU-pot,  foot  of  Lake  St.:  Union  Depot,  foot  of  22d  St. 

W.  P.  JOHNSON,  Gen'l  Pass.  Agent,  Chicago.     I      A   MITCHELL.  Gen'l  Sup't.  Chicago. 


€  II I  <  A<;IJ 


SllOVVJIlt.     Ill, 

WARDS.STREETS  AND  PARK 


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OPPOSITE  FIELD,  LEITER  6-  C0., 


THE  ONLY  GALLERY  USING  A  WATER  POWER  ELEVATOR 


IlsT    TIHIIE    "WOIR-LID. 


Establishment  has  the  largest  and  best  Operating  Rooms 
in  the  United  States.  Is  fitted  up  with  all  the  most  Modern  Improve- 
ments, including  a  Patent  Sky-Light,  not  surpassed  by  any  thing  yet 
constructed.  The  easiest  of  access  in  Chicago,  having  the  most  elegant 
Elevator  in  the  world. 

Portraits  taken  in  all  styles,  from  the  Smallest  Locket  Picture  to 
a  Life-Size  Portrait  in  Oil,  at  most  reasonable  prices. 

The  proprietors  employ  only  the  very  best  Artists,  and  buy  only 
the  finest  material  obtainable  in  this  country  and  in  Europe. 


STUDIOS,  OVER  RODDIN  &  HAMILTON'S  JEWELRY  STORE. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


REGISTER  OF  CITY  OFFICIALS. 


Mayor — Hon.   Joseph   Medill,  office,   2  City. Hall,  Adams  street, 

east  entrance. 
City  Clerk— C.  T.  Hotchkiss,  office,  5  City  Hall,  Adams  street,  east 

entrance. 
City  Comptroller — A.  H.  Burley,  office,  3  City  Hall,  Adams  street, 

east  entrance. 
( 'ity  Treasurer — David  A.  Gage,  office,  9  City  Hall,  Adams  street, 

east  entrance. 
City  Attorney — I.   N.  Stiles,  office,  8  City  Hall,  Adams  street,  east 

entrance. 
Corporation  Counsel — M.  F.  Tuley,  office,  8  City  Hall,  Adams  street, 

east  entrance-. 
Tax  Commissioner — C.   N.    Holden,  office,  5    City  Hall,  La  Salle 

street  entrance. 
Assessor  South  Div. — W.   H.   Gray,  office,  5  City  Hall,  La  Salle 

street  entrance. 
Assessor  West  Div. — James  N.  Clark,  office,  5   City  Hall,  La  Salle 

street  entrance. 
Assessor  North  Div. — C.   Dennehy,  office,  5   City  Hall,  La  Salle 

street  entrance. 
City  Collector — Geo.  Von  Hollen,  office,  i  City  Hall,  La  Salle  street 

entrance. 

Oil  Inspector — John  O'Neill,  Ft.  Wayne  Oil  House. 
Fish  Inspector — John  F.  Brown,  43  W.  Washington. 
Wood  Inspector — J.  McDermott. 

Strain  Inulcr  Inspector — J.  I).  Murphy,  131  W.  Randolph. 
City  Physician — Dr.  John  Guerin,  119  Archer  av. 
City  U'ci^/icr — K.  Powell,  cor.  Randolph  and  Desplaines. 
City  Ganger — A  Mueller,  83  W.  Randolph. 
Corporation  J\iper — Chicago  Post  Co.,  86  and  88  Dearborn. 
City  Sealer — F.  S.  Gardner,  128  W.  Washington. 
Superintendent  House  of  Correction — C.  E.  Felton. 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO.  I  ™  *  120  MONEOE  ST., 

)  Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


AD  VER  Tf SEME  NTS. 


l.W 


• 


• 


Manufacturers  and  Importers  of 


Cloaks,  Suits  and  Underwear. 


CLOAKINGS,  VELVETS,  VELVETEENS,  BEAVEES,  Etc. 


L.ICES.    GIMPS,    FRINGES,    BUTTONS,    CORDS,    TASSELS.    ETC. 


A  Large  Stock  and  Latest  Styles.     Close  Buyers  are  invited  to  Examine. 


,",4  &  56 


'Wholesale  JoVobers  and  Dealers  in 


s>  COFFEES,   SPICES 


*  Fancy  Groceries, 
29  &  31  RIVER  STREET,     -     -     -     CHICAGO. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  HaT6 

272  It  274  MADISON  8T.  I  G°°dS  m  the  Clt*' 

The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago,  9 

Common  Council  meets  room  17,  City  Hall,  Adams  street;  east  en- 
trance. J.  H.  McEvoy,  President. 

J^oard  of  Public  Works — Headquarters,  City  Hall,  Adams  St.;  west 
entrance.  W.  H.  Carter,  Pres.;  E.  S.  Chesbrough,  City  Eng. 

BoaAt  of  Health — Headquarters,  City  Hall,  Adams  street;  west 
entrance.  Dr.  H.  A.  Johnson,  Pres. 

Police  Department — Headquarters,  City  Hall;  La  Salle  street  en- 
trance. Elmer  Washburn,  Superintendent  Police. 

Police  Courts — South  Division,  cor.  Harrison  st.  and  Pacific  av.;  A. 
H.  Banyon,  Justice.  West  Division,  cor.  Madison  and  Union 
sts. ;  Dan'l  Scully,  Justice.  North  Division,  180  N.  Dearborn 

Fire  Department — Headquarters,  City  Hall;  Quincy  street  entrance. 

Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph — City  Hall;  Quincy  street  en- 
trance. E.  K.  Chandler,  Supt. 


DAILY  NEWSPAPERS. 


The  Tribune — Southeast  corner  Dearborn  and  Madison. 

The  Times — Northwest  corner  Washington  and  Fifth  av. 

The  Inter- Ocean — 118  and  121  Lake,  near  corner  Clark. 

The  Journal — 159  and  161  Dearborn. 

The  Post—SS  Dearborn. 

The  Mail — 123  Fifth  av. 

The  Staats  '/.eitung — Northeast  corner  Washington  and  Fifth  av. 

The  Daily  Union — 124  Franklin. 

The  Freie  Presse — 185  Washington. 

The  Hotel  Reporter— (>$  S.  Canal. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO, 


BOX  MAKEKS'  STOCK  &  TOOLS, 
118  &  120  MONROE  ST. 


A  D  VER  TISEMENTS. 


ESTABLISHED, 


1855. 


VER6HO,  RDHLING  &  CO, 


138,  140 


IMPORTERS  OF 


GERMAN,  FRENCH  AND  ENGLISH 


DRUGGISTS'  SUNDRIES 


BASKET  FACTORY  in  KRONACH,  State  of  BAVARIA,  GERMANY. 


A  Retail  Department  is  Connected  with  our  House. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST.         I ana  ±tui3Jijto. 

The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  1 1 


EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS. 


THEOLOGICAL. 

Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary — Cor.  Halsted  and  Fullerton  av. , 

North  Chicago.     Rev.  R.  W.   Patterson,  D.   D.,  Pres't;  S.  M. 

Moore,  Vice-Pres't;  Rev.  L.  H.  Reid,  Sec'y. 
Chicago  Theological  Seminary — Cor.  Warren  and  Ashland  avs.     K. 

W.  Blatchford,  Pres't;  Rev.  G.  S.  F.  Savage,  Sec'y;  Rev.  H. 

S.  Hammond,  Treas. 
Garrett  Biblical  Institute — Evanston. 
Baptist   Theological  Seminary — Cor.   Rhodes  and   Crittenden  avs. 

J.  E.  Tyler,  Pres't;  Rev.  G.  S.  Bailey,  D.  D.,  Sec'y;  Edward 

Goodman,  Treas. 

MUSICAL. 

Chicago  Academy  of  Music — 800  Wabash  av. 

MEDICAL. 

Rush  Medical  College — County  Hospital,  cor.  iSth  and  Arnold. 
Dr.  J.  W.  Freer,  Pres't. 

Hahnemann  Medical  College — Cottage  Grove  av.,  cor.  29th.  Dr. 
A.  E.  Small,  Pres't. 

Bennett  Medical  College — 461  South  Clark.  L.  S.  Major,  M.  D., 
Pres't. 

Chicago  Medical  College — Dr.  Lyman  Ware,  Pres't ;  Dr.  P.  Bramen, 
of  Peoria,  111.,  ist  Vice-Pres't;  Dr.  H.  P.  Hatfield,  2d  Vice- 
Pres't. 


UNITED   STATES,  COUNTY  AND   CRIMINAL 

COURTS. 


United  States  Circuit  and  District  Court  for  the  Northern  District  of 

Illinois — Republic  Building,  157  and  159  LaSalle.     Terms,  first 

Monday  in  each  month. 
Superior  Court  of  Chicago — City  Hall;  Adams  st.  entrance.     Terms, 

first  Monday  in  each  month. 
Circuit  Court  of  Cook  County — City  Hall.     Terms,  third  Monday 

in  each  month. 
County  Court — East  wing  of  Court  House.     Terms,  first  Monday 

in  each  month. 
( 'riminal   Court  of    Cook    County — East   wing    of    Court    House. 

Terms,  first  Monday  in  each  month. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO.    "*  *  ™  MONEOE  ST., 

Publishers  of  Blanks  and  Books  for  Insurance  Co.'s.      J  Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


W.  B.  KEEN,  COOKE  &  CO 


AKnEIOLIES^IjIE 


113  &  115  State  St., 

CHICAGO,      -      -      ILLI1VOIS. 


Country  Merchants  will  find  in  Stock  a  Full  Line  of 
Miscellaneous  and  School 


BOOKS, 


PHOTOGRAPHIC  ALBUMS,  BIBLES,  GAMES,  Etc., 


Which  ive   Sell   at   LOW  PRICES  FOR    CASH,   or   Ap- 
proved Credit. 


Catalogues  and  Price  List  Furnished  on  Implication, 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Sell    FURS    and    ROBES    at 
Manufacturers'JPrices. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  [of  Chicago. 


\IK\V  OF  CHAMHKR  OF  COMMKRCK. 


Culver,  Page,  Hoyne  &  Co.  \l\los.  118  &  120  Monroe  St. 

COUNTING-HOUSE  STATIONERS  )         Opposite  Old  Post  Office. 


i4  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


S.  B.  PARKHURST, 


IMPORTER  AND  JOl'.BER  OF 


Crockery,  China  and  Glassware 

OHIO,  YELLOW  AND  ROCKINGHAM  WARE, 

fl<ooking  01aj$  'Plates*, 


33  &  35   W  ABASH  A  VENUE, 

CHICAGO. 

BROWN  &  BOHNER, 


§  FRUIT  JARS,--§£ 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

KEROSENE  GOODS, 


GROCERS'    BLOCK,  Q  1C  AGO 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  I HAVE™ 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST.  t  OF   UME       JjLLAS" 

The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  1 5 


HOTELS. 


Adams  House — Corner  Clark  and  Harrison. 

Anderson's  European  Hotel — 143  and  145  Madison. 

-Iremte  House — Corner  Wabash  av.  and  22d. 

Barnes  House — Corner  Canal  and  Randolph. 

Bigelow  House — 953  Wabash  av. 

Brings  House  (new} — Corner  Randolph  and  Fifth  av. 

Briggs  House  (West  Side) — Corner  Madison  and  Canal. 

Burke' s  European  Hotel — 140  and  142  Madison. 

Central  Hotel — Market,  between  Madison  and  Washington. 

City  Hotel — Corner  State  and  Sixteenth. 

Clark' s  European  Hotel — Corner  LaSalle  and  S.  Water. 

Clifton  House — Corner  Washington  and  Halsted. 

Commercial  Hotel — Corner  Lake  and  Dearborn. 

Conley' s  St.  Charles  Hotel — Clark  near  Lake. 

Continental  Hotel — Corner  State  and  Eldridge  court. 

Everett  House — Madison,  corner  Peoria. 

Gardner  House — Corner  Michigan  av.  and  Jackson. 

(j  an  It  House — Corner  Madison  and  Clinton. 

Grand  Central  Hotel — 441  Michigan  av. 

Grand  Pacific  Hotel — Clark  to  LaSalle,  and  Quincy  to  Jackson. 

Honore  Hotel — Corner  Monroe  and  Dearborn. 

Kuhn' s  European  Hotel — 143  to  149  Dearborn. 

Matteson  House — Corner  Wabash  av.  and  Jackson. 

Maulton  House — Corner  N.  Market  and  Kinzie. 

Ogden  House — Corner  Washington  and  Franklin. 

Orient  Hotel — Corner  VanBuren  and  State. 

Palmer  House — Corner  State  and  Monroe. 

Sherman  House — Corner  Clark  and  Randolph. 

Tremont  House — Corner  Dearborn  and  Lake. 

Woodruff' s  Hotel — 946  Wabash  av. 

Wood' s  Hotel — 399  State. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  GO.    ™  &  120  MONEOE  ST., 

Publishers  of  Blisi:  and  Books  for  Hiilr:ad  Companies.        )         Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


i6 


A  D  VER  Tf SEME  NTS. 


1854.— 


E  LY  &  C  O 


WEDDING  GARMENTS 

A  SPECIALTY. 


Wabash  Ave., 


COR. 
MONROE, 


CHICAGO 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER! 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Make  the  Lowest  Prices  on 
all  Goods  in  their  line. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO. 


^t  u  Honors, 


1 8  AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


WILDE,  BLUETT  A  CO. 

MERCHANT  TAILORS 

And  Dealers  in 

Men's  and  Boys'   Ready-Made 

CLOTHING, 


FURNISHING  GOODS. 


And  45  &  47   WEST  MADISON  ST., 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


PRINCIPAL   CHURCHES. 


CONGREGATIONAL. 


Plymouth — Corner   Twenty-sixth   and   Indiana  ave.:    Rev.  W.    A. 

Bartlett. 

New  F.ngland — Dearborn,  corner  White;  Rev.  L.  T.  Chamberlin. 
Union  Park — Ashland  ave.,  cor.  Washington;  Rev.  C.  D.  Helmer. 


METHODIST. 

First — Washington,  corner  Clark;  Rev.  H.  W.  Thomas. 

Trinity   and   Wabash — Indiana   ave.,    between    Twenty-third    and 

Twenty-fourth;  Rev.  S.  McChesney. 
Centenary — Monroe,  bet.  Morgan  and  Aberdeen;  Rev.  J.  O.  Peck. 

PRESBYTERIAN. 

First  and  Calvary — Indiana   ave.,    corner   Twenty-second;    Rev. 

Arthur  Mitchell. 
Second  and  Olivet — Wabash  ave.,  corner  Fourteenth;   Rev.  R.  W. 

Patterson. 

Third — Washington,  cor.  Carpenter;  Rev.  Abbott  K.  Kittredge. 
Fourth — Michigan  ave.,  cor.  Thirteenth;  Prof.  David  Swing. 

BAPTIST. 

First — Wabash  ave.,  corner  Hubbard  court;  Rev.  W.  W.  K  verts. 
Second — Monroe,  cor.  Morgan ;  Rev.  E.  J.  Goodspeed. 
Michigan  Avenue — Michigan  ave.,  near  Twenty-third;   Rev.  Jesse 
B.  Thomas. 

EPISCOPAL. 

Cathedral  of  SS.  Peter  and  Paul — W.  Washington,  cor.   Peoria : 

Rt.  Rev.  Henry.  J.  Whitehouse,  D.  D. 

Grace — Wabash  ave.,  near  Fourteenth;  Rev.  Clinton  Locke. 
Christ — Michigan  ave.,  cor.  Twenty-fourth;  Rev.  C.  E.  Cheney. 

UNITARIAN. 

Church  of  the  Messiah — Indiana  ave.,  cor.  Twenty-second;   Rev. 

Robert-Laird  Collier. 
Unity — N.  Dearborn,  bet.  White  and  Oak;  Rev.  Robert  Collyer. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO, 

118  &  120  MONKOE  ST. 


Bankers'  and  Office  Outfits  a 
Specialty. 


A  D  VER  TJ SEME  NTS. 


CARSON,  PIRIE  <fe  CO. 

Retail  Department, 

W.  MADISON  AND  PEORIA  STS. 


Keep  one  of  the  largest,  finest  and  best 
assorted  stocks  of 


T  CtOO 


In  the  West,  and  make 

INTERESTING  PRICES  ON  EVERY  ARTICLE. 


Purchasers  who  care  to  save  money  should  call  before 
making  their  selections. 


330  £  333  W.  JdMi^on  gt,  Cor 


Madison  and  State  street  Cars,  running  from  22cl  to  Union  Park,  pass  the  door 

every  five  minutes. 

Madison  street  Cars  pass  the  door  every  three  minutes. 
Stage  lines,  running  from  \V abash  avenue  and  22cl  street  to  Union  Park,  pass  the 

door  every  ten  minutes. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  lShOTTf  *f est 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST.  I  Hats'  CaPs  and  Furs' 

The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  2 1 


STREET  CAR  AND  OMNIBUS  ROUTES. 


STREET   CARS. 

Visitors  to  the  city  will  find  street-car  travel  ample  for  nearly 
all  their  needs  in  the  locomotion  line.  Cars  run  to  almost  every 
part  of  the  city,  at  intervals  of  from  two  to  twelve  minutes  and  one 
hour,  according  to  destination.  The  fare  to  all  points  inside  the 
city  limits  is  uniformly  five  cents,  and  that  to  points  with  which  the 
"dummy"  connects  ten  cents  extra. 

The  South  Division. — All  the  South  Side  cars  start  at  the  intersection  of 
State  and  Lake  streets,  and  run  as  follows: 

/  ~ia  State  street  to  Thirty-third  street,  connecting  with  Union  Stock  Yard  cars. 

/  Vflr  State  and  Twenty-second  streets  and  Cottage  Grove  avenue  to  Thirty- 
ninth  street;  also  via  same  route  to  Twenty-fifth  street.  The  "through  cars" 
connect  at  Thirty-ninth  street  with  Hyde  Park  dummy. 

J'l'tt  State  and  Eighteenth  streets  and  Indiana  avenue  to  Thirty-first  street. 

I'ia  State  street  and  Archer  avenue  to  South  branch  Chicago  river. 

The  West  Division. — Cars  leave  the  intersection  of  State  and  Lake  streets 
for  the  West  Side  as  follows: 

I'in  Madison  street  to  the  limits. 

Via  Madison  and  Halsted  streets  and  Blue  Island  avenue  to  Sixteenth  street. 

Cars  leave  the  corner  of  Randolph  and  State  streets  as  follows : 

I'ia  Randolph  and  Lake  streets  to  the  limits. 

J  la  Randolph  and  Milwaukee  avenue  to  Bloomingdale  street. 

/  'in  Randolph,  Clinton  and  Jefferson  streets  to  Sixteenth  street. 

/'/<?  Randolph  street,  Fifth  avenue  and  Van  Buren  street  to  Wood  street. 

Tli,'  Xorth  Division — Cars  leave  Clark  street  bridge  for  Sedgwick  street, 
Clybourne  avenue  and  Larrabee  street,  Chicago  avenue,  Lincoln  Park,  Fullerton 
avenue  an(]  Lincoln  avenue.  Also  every  hour  to  connect  with  the  dummy  at 
Diversey  avenue,  running  to  Graceland  Cemetery. 

West  and  South  Divisions. — In  addition  to  the  above,  a  line  of  cars  runs 
through  from  Wood  street  on  the  Wrest  Side  to  Twenty-second  street  on  the 
South  Side,  via  Madison  and  State  streets.  These  cars  run  about  every  five 
minutes. 

OMNIBUSES. 

In  the  South  Division  two  lines  of  'buses  start  from  Twenty-second  street 
and  go  to  Union  Park,  via.  Wabash  avenue  and  Madison  street.  Another  line 
runs  from  the  corner  of  State  and  Madison  street,  via  Wabash  avenue,  to  Twen- 
ty-ninth street,  and  a  fourth  from  Thirty-first  street,  via  Prairie  avenue  and  Mad- 
ison street,  to  Union  Park.  This  last-named  line  runs  only  in  the  morning  and 
evening,  to  accommodate  business  men. 

In  the  West  Division,  besides  the  'buses  from  the  South  Side,  lines  run  on 
Milwaukee  avenue,  Blue  Island  avenue,  Halsted  street  and  Canal  street,  and  to 
and  from  the  various  depots. 

On  the  North  Side  is  only  one  line,  which  runs  between  Lincoln  Park  and 
the  corner  of  Madison  and  Clark  streets 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO.  I 

PUBLISHERS  OF  LEGAL  BLANKS,          )    MOHTOe    Street. 


AD  VERTISEMENTS. 


AND  DEALERS  IN 


English  | American  Cast,  Spring  f  Plow  Steel 


ANVILS, 
BELLOWS, 

FORGES, 

DRILLS, 

HAMMERS, 

FILES, 

SLEDGES, 


AXLES, 

SPRINGS, 

CARRIAGE  BOLTS, 

RIVETS, 

VISES, 

NUTS  AND  WASHERS, 

FIFTH  WHEELS, 


CHAINS. 

BURDEN'S  HORSE  SHOES. 

NORTHWESTERN, 

GLOBE, 

A USABLE  AND 

NATIONAL 

HORSE  NAILS,  AND 


WAGON®  CARRIAGE  WOOD  STOCK. 


Still  occupying  the  building  we  erected  immediately  after  the  GREAT  FIRE,  we  offer  induce- 
ments to  buyers  which  cannot  be  surpassed.  As  our  building  is  inexpensive,  we  have  neither 
high  rents  nor  a  large  amount  of  interest  to  pay,  and  we  consequently  are  not  compelled  to  add 
these  items  (which  constitute  the  chief  part  of  expense)  to  the  small  margin  we  aim  to  make  on 
our  goods.  Remember  that  we  carry  in  store  the  largest  and  most  complete  stock  of  WAGON 
AND  CARRIAGE  WOODS  in  the  West,  and  we  cannot  be  beat  in  quality  or  price.  We 
are  Sole  Agents  for 

SWEET'S  CAST  STEEL  GOODS, 

OIL  TEMPERED  SEAT  SPRINGS,   CAST  STEEL  TIRE,   CAST  STEEL  CROWBAUs. 

CAST  STEEL  DRAG  TEETH,  SLEIGH  SHOE  STEEL,  REAPER  SPRINGS. 

CAST  STEEL  CUTTER  SHOES,  WITH  HAMMERED  ENDS, 

CAST  STEEL  HORSE  SHOES,  ETC. 

171  &  173  South  Canal  Street. 


I 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Have  the  cheapest  rent,  the 
finest  stock,  the  lowest  prices. 


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23 


PUBLIC  PARKS. 


A  magnificent  system  of  parks  and  boulevards  is  being  provided 
in  and  around  Chicago.  When  finished,  they  will  be  unexcelled 
in  the  world  for  extent  and  general  beauty.  At  present  the  work 
is  being  carried  out,  and  they  present  an  unfinished  condition. 
The  Parks  and  routes  to  them  are  as  follows : 

Lincoln  Park — On  North  Clark  street  and  the  lake.  Accessible 
by  cars  on  North  Clark  street. 

Humboldt  Park — In  the  northwestern  part  of  the  city,  on  Cali- 
fornia avenue,  between  West  Division  street  and  West  North 
avenue.  Accessible  via  Milwaukee  avenue. 

Central  Park — In  the  western  part  of  the  city,  on  Central  Park 
avenue,  between  Kinzie  and  Harrison  streets.  Accessible  by  Mad- 
ison and  Randolph  streets. 

Douglas  Park — Southwest,  on  California  avenue,  between  Twelfth 
and  Nineteenth  streets.  Accessible  by  way  of  Twelfth  street. 

South  Park — On  the  lake,  south  of  the  village  of  Hyde  Park. 
Accessible  by  way  of  Cottage  Grove  avenue. 

These  Parks  are  connected  by  a  system  of  splendid  boulevards, 
from  300  to  400  feet  in  width. 

Besides  the  above  system,  Chicago  has  other  parks,  viz. :  Union 
Park,  on  West  Lake  and  West  Madison  streets;  Jefferson  Park, 
between  Loomis  and  Throop  and  West  Monroe  and  West  Adams 
streets;  Ellis  Park,  on  Vincennes  avenue,  south  of  Douglas  place, 
and  the  Lake  Park — the  site  of  the  Inter-State  Exhibition  building, 
on  the  lake  front  and  Michigan  avenue,  between  Randolph  and 
Twelfth  streets. 

Union  and  Jefferson  Parks  can  be  reached  by  Madison  and  Ran- 
dolph street  cars,  Ellis  Park  by  Cottage  Grove  avenue  cars,  while 
the  Lake  Park  is  within  easy  walking  distance  of  the  old  Court 
House. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO. 

PnbHshers  of  BLANKS  anil  BOOKS  for  Banks. 


118  &  120  MONKOE  ST., 

Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


ESTABLISHED: 
Boston,  1841.      -----      Chicago,  18S3. 


-         - 
Manufacturers  of  and  Dealers  in 


WROUGHT  IRON  PIPE, 


FITTINGS, 
FOR  GAS 

AND  STEAM, 

BRASS 
AND  IRON 
VALVES, 
TOOLS  AND 

SUPPLIES, 
LEATHER 
AND  RUBBER 

BELTING, 
HOSE,  ETC,,  ETC. 


Otis  Bro's  Steam  Safety  Elevators,  Etc, 


Our  senior  partner  having  been  engaged  in  this  business  constantly  since  1841,  and 
having  originated  the  entire  modern  system  of  Steam  Heating  and  Ventilating,  as  well 
as  of  Valves,  Fittings,  etc.,  and  as  we  have  extensive  Foundries  and  Machine  Shops,  both 
in  Boston  and  Chicago,  we  are  prepared  to  supply  all  goods  in  our  line  of  the  most  ap- 
proved design  and  quality,  at  the  most  favorable  prices.  The  experience  obtained  in  heat- 
ing over  3,000  buildings  in  all  parts  of  the  country  is  at  the  command  of  our  customers. 


t*- 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


\^/ 


JOBBERS  IN 

RUBBER  BELTING,  LACE  LEATHER,  BELT  STUDS, 
HOOKS,  RIVETS,  ETC. 

Offidef  tfkdtctfy,  14  1  16  W.  ffar\dolpl\ 

CHICAGO. 


TANNERY,  BROOKDALE,  PENNSYLVANIA. 


HATTER  9  FURRIER 


Te/z-  Years  under  Sherman  House,) 


N,  W,  Corner  of  61ark  and  Madison 


N.  B.  —  Special  Agent  in  Chicago  for 


THE  "DUN  LAP"  SILK  HAT. 


1JW 


001, 


<L_£=-iIM  PORTER    OF 


Curls, 


Switches, 


AND- 


Ornamental  %w  Manufacturer, 


/\  ^x. 
Gent's  Wigs  A\/^Toupees,&c 


Always  on  hand 


and  made  to  order. 


N9    88    STATE   STREET, 

(Opposite  Field,  Leiter  &  Co.,) 

And  203  WEST  MADISON  STREET. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Give  special  inducements  to 
PACKAGE  BUYERS. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


McYICKHR'S    THKATKK. 


AMUSEMENTS. 


Academy  of  Music — Halsted,  between  Madison  and  Monroe. 

At/sen's  Theatre — Congress  and  Wabash  avenue. 

Globe  Theatre — Desplaines,  between  Washington  and  Madison. 

Grow 's  Opera  House — 521  West  Madison. 

Hootey1  s  Opera  House — Randolph,  between  Clark  and  LaSalle. 

Me  Wicker's  Theatre — Madison,  between  State  and  Dearborn. 

Michigan  Avenue  Theatre — Southwest  corner  Michigan  avenue  and 

Thirteenth. 
Myers1  Opera  House — Monroe,  between  State  and  Dearborn. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO, 


Bookbinders'  Stock  and  Tools, 

118  &  120  MONROE  ST. 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


CRANE  BROS.  MAM.  COMPANY. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


INCC2?02ATEB  1865. 


On  Jefferson,  Des  Plaines  and  Fulton  Streets, 

GENERAL  OFFICES  AND  SALESROOMS: 

10  North  Jefferson  Street, 


K.  T.  CKANE, 

President. 
*.  TV.  ADAMS, 

Secretary . 


C.  S.  CRANE, 

Vtee-Preeldatf. 
GEO.  S.  REDFIELJ), 

Treasurer. 


Wrought  Iron  Pipe,  Steam  and  Gas  Fittiogs, 

BRASS  AND  IEON  GOODS,  MALLEABLE  IRON  CASTINGS, 

Steam  Warming  and  Ventilating  Apparatus, 

CRANE'S  STEAM  ELEVATORS  for  PASSENGERS  and  FREIGHT. 
CRANE'S  PATENT  HOISTING  ENGINES 

For  Blast  Furnaces,  and.  Coal,  Iron,  and  other  Mines. 

Stationary  Steam  Fire  Engines,  Steam  fiunptt,  Etc. 


Send  for  Descriptive  Circulars. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Give    personal    attention   to 
ORDERS. 


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NOTABLE  BUILDINGS. 


Andrews  Block — 153  and  155  LaSalle. 

Ashland  Block — Northeast  cor.  Clark  and  Randolph. 

Boone  Block — 129  to  133  LaSalle. 

Bryan  Block — Northwest  cor.  LaSalle  and  Monroe. 

Bryant  Block — Northeast  cor.  Dearborn  and  Randolph. 

Chamber  of  Commerce — Southeast  cor.  Washington  and  LaSalle. 

City  Hall — Southeast  cor.  LaSalle  and  Adams. 

Cobb 's  Building — Southeast  cor.  Michigan  av.  and  Lake. 

Crane  Bros.  Man'f'g.  Company — Works,  10  N.  Jefferson. 

Drake  Block — (Burnt  and  rebuilt   for  the  fourth  time)  southeast 

cor.  Wabash  av.  and  Washington. 
-Farwell Block — Monroe,  from  Market  to  Franklin. 
I-'ifld,  Letter  6°  Co. — Northeast  cor.  Market  and  Madison. 
Gallup  6°  Hitchcock's  Block — Northwest  cor.  Madison  and  LaSalle. 
Hawley1  s  Iron  Building — Southwest  cor.  Madison  and  Dearborn. 
Honoris  Real  Estate  Exchange — Dearborn,  cor.  Monroe. 
Kendall  Building — Southwest  cor.  Dearborn  and  Washington. 
Kentucky  Block — Northeast  cor.  Clark  and  Adams. 
King' s  Block — Northwest  cor.  Washington  and  Dearborn. 
Lakeside  Building — Southwest  cor.  Clark  and  Adams. 
Major  Block — Southeast  cor.  Madison  and  LaSalle. 
Me  Cormiers  Blocks — Southeast  cor.  Randolph  and  Dearborn;  S. 

Water,  between  Michigan  and  Wabash  avs.;   Lake,  between 

Michigan  and  Wabash  avs. 

Merchants'  Block — Northwest  cor.  LaSalle  and  Washington. 
Methodist  Church  Block — Southeast  cor.  Clark  and  Washington. 
Miller1  s  Block — Wabash  av. ,  between  Adams  and  Monroe. 
/'aimer's  Block — State,  between  Washington  and  Madison. 
Peter  Page's  Block — State,  between  Madison  and  Washington. 
Portland  Block — Southeast  cor.  Washington  and  Dearborn. 
Reaper  Block — Northeast  cor.  Clark  and  Washington. 
Republic  Building — 157  and  159  LaSalle  street. 
Singer  Building — Northeast  cor.  State  and  Washington. 
Union  Building — Southwest  cor.  LaSalle  and  Washington. 
Williams  e^  Ferry  Building — State,  bet.  Madison  and  Washington. 

CULVER,  P4GE,  HOYHE  &  CO.  \  ™  *  12°  MONEOE  ST 

Blank  Jtook  Manufacturers.  Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


28 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS, 


ESTABLISHED,    -     -     1862. 


BACK  TO  OUR  CORNER. 


ase,    Hanford  &   ®o.,. 


Manufacturers'  and  Refiners'  Wholesale 
Agents  for  the  Sale  of 


WHITE    LEAD,   VARNISHES,    GLASS,    AXLE    GREASE, 

PINE  TAR,  TURPENTINE,  ROSIN,  ROOFING 

MATERIALS,    ARTISTS'.  GOODS 

BRUSHES,  ETC., 

3&5WabashAve.,and5l&53S.WaterSt. 


IE,  .A.  JR  a-  IE  s  T  STOCIK:  iisr  TIEUE 


Jobbers  and  Close  Buyers  will  find  it  to  their  interest  to  call  on  us,  or  send  for  quota- 
tions, before  purchasing. 

Respectfully, 

CHASE,  HANFORD   &  CO., 

ll'abash  Ave.  and  S.  Water  St. 


f) 


Importers  aiii  Jobbers  of 


TEAS, 


WABASH  AVE.,   -   -   CHICAGO. 


UADUCY  9.    PADTCD)Hats.    Caps,    Furs   and   Buck 

HAHYtT  &  UAH  I  tK       Goods  at  Wholesale 


272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


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29 


SUBURBAN  TOWNS. 


Austin — 6  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Galena  division. 
Brickton — 13  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Wisconsin  division. 
Downer1  s  Grove — 22  miles,  via  Burlington  road. 
J'llmhurst — 16  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Galena  division. 
Englewood — 6  miles,  via  Rock  Island  and  P.  &  Ft.  W.  roads. 
Evanston — n  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Milwaukee  division. 
Glencoe — 18  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Milwaukee  division. 
Harlem — 9  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Galena  division. 
Highland   Park — 22    miles,    via    Northwestern    road,    Milwaukee 

division. 

Hinsdale — 19  miles,  via  C.,  B.  &  Q.  road. 
Hyde  Park — 6  miles,  via  Illinois  Central  road. 
Lake  Forest — 28  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Milwaukee  division. 
Maplewood — 4  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Wisconsin  division. 
Maywood — 10  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Galena  division. 
Ravensivood — 5  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Milwaukee  division. 
Riverside — 12  miles,  via  Burlington  road. 
South  Chicago — 12   miles,  via  Michigan  Southern  and  Ft.  Wayne 

roads. 

Union  Stock  Yards — 6  miles,  via  Ft.  Wayne  road. 
Washington  Heights — 15  miles,  via  Rock  Island  and  Pacific  road. 
Wilhnette — 14  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Milwaukee  division. 
Winetka — 16  miles,  via  Northwestern  road,  Milwaukee  division. 


CEMETERIES. 


Calvary — Ten  miles  north  of  Chicago,  at  Evanston.  Office,  south- 
east corner  State  and  Madison. 

Graceland — Two  miles  north  of  the  city  on  Green  Bay  road. 
Office,  176  West  Washington. 

Cemetery  of  the  Hebrew  Benevolent  Society — Adjoining  the  Ceme- 
tery of  the  Sons  of  Peace. 

Cemetery  of  the  Congregation  of  the  Sons  of  Peace — One  and  a  half 
miles  north  of  the  City  Cemetery,  near  the  lake. 

City  Cemetery — North  Avenue  to  Lincoln  Park,  between  North 
Clark  and  the  lake. 

German  Catholic  Cemetery — Three  miles  from  city  limits,  on  Green 
Bay  road. 

German  Lutheran  Cemetery — (of  the  St.  Paul  and  St.  Emanuel 
churches)  south  of  Graceland. 

Oak  Woods  Cemetery — Eight  miles  south,  on  Illinois  Central  Rail- 
road. 

Rose  Hill  Cemetery — Seven  miles  north,  on  Milwaukee  Railroad. 
Office,  Randolph,  opposite  Court-House. 

Culver,  Page,  Hoyne  &  Co.  \NOS.  118  &  120  Monroe  St. 

Publishers  of  Blank  Books  for  Public  Offices.      J         Opposite  Old  Post  Office. 


3o  AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


GILBERT  HVBRARD.     -     GEO.  R.  CARPENTER. 


GILBERT  HUBBARD  <fc  CO. 

226,  228  &  230  S.  WATER  ST., 
CHICAGO, 


-(DEALERS  IN( 


TwinesiCordage 

Skip  Ckand/ers$>Sail  Makers. 


MAKE  TO  ORDER,  AT  SHORT  NOTICE, 

TENTS,  of  all  sizes,  TARPAULINS  I  AWES,  for  Store  I  House  Fronts, 


-    FLAGS  AND  BANNERS, 

OF  SILK  OR  BUNTING, 

ALL  SIZES  ON  HAND  OR  MADE  TO  ORDER. 


COTTON    DTTCK, 

All  Widths  and  "Weights. 

STEEL  and  IRON  WIRE  ROPE, 

For  Hoisting,  Mining  and  Ferry  uses. 

CRANE  and  DREDGE  CHAINS, 

Best  Imported  Qualities. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


INVITE    THE    ATTENTION 
OF  CLOSE  BUYERS. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


31 


CULVER,  P4GE,  HOYHE  &  GO.  I  ™  &  120  MONKOE  ST., 

Manufacturers  of  Paging  Machines.         )         Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


AD  I  •]<:  A'  7  7.VA  Ml-.  NTS. 


Sail,  Kiii^afk  &  Co. 

INI'OKTKKS.  MAM  KAMI  liMKS   AMI    lli:U.KHS    l\ 


HEAVY  HARDWARE, 


ANVI  LS, 

VISES, 

BELLOWS, 

HAMMERS,' 

PICKS, 
MATTOCKS,  I 
MI N ING  TOOLS, &c. 


SPRINGS. 

AXLES, 

BO  LTS. 

NUTS. 
WASHERS, 

HUBS, 

SPOKES, 

FELLOES, 

WAGON  MATERIAL 

Generally. 


SOLE  WESTERN  AGENTS 


FOR   THE   CELEBRATED 


CHROME  STEEL 


80,  82  &  84  MICHIGAN  AVENUE, 

CHICAGO. 


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272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


of  Buck 
Goods  in  the  City. 


AD  VKR  T1SEMENTS. 


THK  POST  OFFICE. 


The  Post  Office  is  situated  on  the  northwest  corner  of  VVabash 
avenue  and  Harrison  street,  nine  blocks  south  of  Lake  street,  and 
can  be  reached  either  by  street  cars  or  omnibuses.  The  office  is 
open  for  the  delivery  of  letters  from  7:30  A.  M.  to  7:30  P.  M. 
The  retail  stamp  window  from  7:30  A.  M.  to  7:30  P.  M.  The 
Postmaster's  room  from  8  A.  M.  to  5  P.  M.  The  Money  Order 
department  from  9  A.  M.  to  5  P.  M.  Registered  Letter  depart- 
ment from  8  A.  M.  to  5  P.  M. 

Revenue  stamps  can  be  procured  at  the  Cashier's  office  from  9 
A.  M.  to  5  P.  M. 

There  is  a  branch  Post  Office  at  the  corner  of  Washington  and 
and  Halsted  streets,  but  no  mails  are  delivered  from  that  office. 
Here  all  mails  for  the  East  close  at  3:20  P.  M.  It  is  open  from 
7.30  A.  M.  to  7.30  P.  M. 


FOREIGN  CONSULS. 


German  I-lmpire — H.  Claussenius,  125  Fifth  av. 

Austria — Robert  Schnit/ler,  125  Fifth  av. 

France — E.  Carrey,  St.  Caroline's  court. 

Ht'lgium — Dr.  C.  F.  Henrotin.  191  LaSalle. 

Denmark — Emil  Dreier,  137  Milwaukee  av. 

Netherlands — 104  LaSalle,  I'nion  building. 

Norway  and  Sivcden — Peter   Savanoe,    northeast   corner    LaSalle 

and  Monroe. 

Great  Britain — James  Warrack,  V.  C.,  135  LaSalle. 
Italy — G.  L.  Cella,  251  S.  Clark. 
Switzerland — H.  Emleris,  16  \V.  Randolph. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  GO. 

Publishers  of  Blank  Books  for  Public  Officers. 


34 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


N.  S.  LEPPERR  &  Co, 


DEALERS 


ITE 


ZINC,  COLORS,  OILS,  VARNISHES,  BRUSHES, 


WINDOW 


AND    PAINTERS'    MATERIALS   GENERALLY. 

175  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO. 

A   RAPIDLY  GROWING    WESTERN  ENTERPRISE. 

Peters'  Improved 

Woven  Wire  Mattress 


One  very  thin  Mattress  over  this  fabric  makes  the  most  Healthy,  Economical  and 

Comfortable  Bed  in  use.     It  is  wonderfully  Elastic;  does  not  harbor 

•vermin,  mid  will  not  get  out  of  repair  for  many  years. 

Every  Mattress  Warranted.     Call  and  examine  it. 

WHITTLESEY  &  PETERS,  Manufacturers, 
129  LaSalle  St,  3d  Door  North  of  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  I  Ma 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST.  \ atl(  tES" 

77^  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  35 


EXPRESS  OFFICES. 


Adams  Express  Co. — 120  and  122  Dearborn. 

American  Express  Co. — Corner  Randolph  and  Michigan  av 

United  States  Express  Co. — 87  and  89  Washington. 

Jl rink's  City  Express — 37  Randolph. 

Fran/-  J \irmelee  6°  Co.' s  Baggage  Express — 156  Dearborn. 


TELEGRAPH  OFFICES. 


Atlantic  and  Pacific — General  office,  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison. 
BRANCH  OFFICES — Briggs  House,  2  and  4  Wabash  av.,  Matte- 
son  House,  Exchange  court,  Board  of  Trade. 

Pacific  and  Atlantic — General  office,  124  LaSalle.  BRANCH  OF- 
FICES— Commercial  Hotel,  48  S.  Water,  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, 49  W.  Lake,  West  Side  Briggs  House,  172  Twenty- 
second,  U.  S.  Union  Stock  Yards. 

Western  Union — General  office,  Union  building,  corner  Washing- 
ton and  LaSalle.  BRANCH  OFFICES — Board  of  Trade,  Gard- 
ner House,  Sherman  House,  Grand  Pacific  Hotel,  northeast 
corner  State  and  Lake,  southwest  corner  Canal  and  Madison, 
southwest  corner  Clark  and  Randolph;  Freight  depot,  L.  S. 
&  M.  S.  R.  R.;  Porter's  Telegraph  College;  L.  S.  &  M.  S. 
R.  R.,  Forty-third;  R.  I.  Shops,  Forty-eighth;  Joliet  Iron  & 
Steel  Co.'s  office,  92  E.  Washington;  Pullman's  office,  corner 
Adams  and  Michigan  av.;  Fire  Alarm  office,  City  Hall;  C.  & 
D.  R.  R.,  299^  W.  Randolph;  Pass,  depot,  R.  I.  R.  R.;  Pass, 
depot  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R.  R.;  Ticket  office,  L.  S.  &  M.  S.  R. 
R.;  Freight  depot,  C.  &  A.  R.  R.;  Brighton  Course,  C.  &  A. 
R.  R.;  Archer  av.  and  Reuben,  C.  &  A.  R.  R.;  Archer  and 
Stewart  avs. ,  Pittsburgh  &  Fort  Wayne  station ;  Freight  depot, 
C.,  B.  &.  Q.  R.  R.;  Pass,  depot,  Pittsburgh  &  Fort  Wayne 
R.  R.;  Pass.  Depot,  C.  A.  &  St.  L.  R.  R.;  Superintendent's 
room,  I.  C.  R.  R.;  Baggage  room  C.  B.  &.  Q.  R.  R. 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO,  I  Agents   for  Amberg's   Letter 
118  &  120  MONROE  ST.          I         Holder,  File  and  Binder. 


A  D  VER  TISEMENTS. 


ESTABLISHED  IN  1844.] 


[Successors  to  J.  H.  REED  &  CO. 


HURLBUT  &  EDSALL, 

IMPORTERS 


CHICAGO, 


ILLINOIS 


Office  in  New  York,  36  Platt  Street. 


ca  s 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  I Se"  FU*S tand  BPOBBS  at 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST.         |         Manufacturers  Prices. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


37 


HACK  ORDINANCE. 

• 

The  price  to  be  charged  by,  the  owner  or  owners,  or  drivers  of 
any  hackney-coach,  carriage  or  vehicle  for  the  conveyance  of  pas- 
sengers, except  omnibuses,  for  hire  within  the  city  of  Chicago,  shall 
be  as  follows,  to  be  regulated  and  estimated  by  the  distance  on  the 
most  direct  routes,  namely: 

For  conveying  each  passenger  from  one  railroad  depot  to  another 
railroad  depot,  fifty  cents. 

For  conveying  each  passenger  not  exceeding  one  mile,  fifty  cents. 

For  conveying  a  passenger  any  distance  over  one  mile  and  less 
than  two  miles,  one  dollar. 

For  conveying  each  additional  passenger  of  the  same  family  or 
party,  fifty  cents. 

For  conveying  a  passenger  in  said  city  any  distance  exceeding 
two  miles,  one  dollar  and  fifty-cents. 

Foreach  additional  passenger  of  the  same  family  or  party,  fifty  cents. 

For  conveying  children  between  five  and  fourteen  years  of  age, 
half  the  above  rates  may  be  charged  for  like  distances,  but  for 
children  under  five  years  of  age  no  charge  shall  be  made.  Pro- 
vided, that  the  distance  from  any  railroad  depot,  steamboat  land- 
ing or  hotel,  to  any  other  railroad  depot,  steamboat  landing  or 
hotel,  shall  in  all  cases  be  estimated  as  not  exceeding  one  mile. 

For  the  use  by  the  day  of  any  hackney-coach  or  other  vehicle 
drawn  by  two  horses  or  other  animals,  with  one  or  more  passen- 
gers, eight  dollars  per  day. 

For  the  use  of  any  such  carriage  or  vehicle  by  the  hour,  with  one  or 
more  passengers,  with  the  privilege  of  going  from  place  to  place,  and 
stopping  as  often  as  may  be  required,  as  follows :  For  the  first  hour, 
two  dollars;  for  each  additional  hour  or  part  of  an  hour,  one  dollar. 

For  conveying  one  or  more  passengers  to  or  from  any  place  in 
said  city,  between  the  hours  of  twelve  o'clock  midnight  and  seven 
A.  M.,  for  each  trip,  without  regard  to  distance  or  number  of  pas- 
sengers, two  dollars. 

For  the  use  of  any  cab  or  other  vehicle  drawn  by  one  horse  or 
other  animal,  by  the  hour,  with  the  privilege  of  going  from  place 
to  place,  with  one  or  more  passengers,  and  stopping  when  required : 
for  the  first  hour,  one  dollar;  for  each  additional  hour  or  part  of 
an  hour,  fifty  cents. 

For  the  use  of  any  such  carriage  by  the  day,  four  dollars. 

Every  passenger  shall  be  allowed  to  have  conveyed  upon  such 
vehicle,  without  charge,  his  ordinary  traveling  baggage,  not  exceed- 
ing in  any  case  one  trunk  and  twenty-five  pounds  of  other  baggage. 
For  every  additional  package,  where  the  whole  weight  of  baggage 
is  over  one  hundred  pounds,  if  conveyed  to  any  place  within  the 
city  limits,  the  owner  or  driver  shall  be  permitted  to  charge  fifteen 
cents. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYHE  &  CO.  I 

"WHOLESALE  PAPER  DEALERS.      j 


38  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


IMPORTERS  AND  JOBBERS 


ani  Surgical  Instr 


171  &  173  RANDOLPH  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


Druggists'  Scales.  Trusses. 

Chamois  Skins.  Supporters. 

Traveling  Flasks.  Elastic  Stockings. 

Pocket  Books.  Knee  Caps. 

Shop  Ware.  Crutches. 

Glass  Labels.  Shoulder  Braces. 

Percelain  Mortars.  Galvanic  Batteries. 

Wedgewood  Mortars.  Rubber  Urinals. 

Chemical  Ware.  Artificial  Limbs. 

Perfumeries.  Skeletons. 

Toilet  Soaps.  Manikins. 

Toilet  Powders.  Saddle  Bags. 

Sponges.  Medicine  Chests. 

Rubber  Goods.  Spirometers. 


GEO,  TIEMANN  &  CO.'S  CELEBRATED  SURGICAL  INSTRUMENTS, 

Deformity  Apparatus  of  every  description  Made  to  Order. 

HALLOCK  &  WHEELER, 

(The  Original  Dealers  in  Goodyear's  Rubber  Goods 
in  Chicago,  established 


\o.  169  fjkudolpli  gtfeet,  qekf  I^a 


Manufacturers,  Importers  and  Dealers  in 

RUBBER  GOODS 

Of  all  Kinds, 

RUBBER  and  LEATHER  BELTING 


ENGINE  AND  CONDUCTING  HOSE,  ETC. 


T'OH. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


HAVE OPPIZ^ 

UMBRELLAS. 


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39 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYHE  &  CO. 


&  120  MONROE  ST  , 

Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


ADVEK  TISEMENTS. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Make  the  Lowest  Prices  on 
all  Goods  in  their  line. 


7'he  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


CHARITABLE  INSTITUTIONS. 


Cook  County  Hospital — Arnold,  "bet.  Eighteenth  and  Nineteenth. 
Reached  by  Archer  av.  cars. 

JIahnemann  Hospital — Corner  Cottage  Grove  av.  and  Twenty- 
ninth.  Reached  by  Cottage  Grove  av.  cars. 

Home  for  the  Friendless — Corner  Wabash  av.  and  Twentieth. 

Relief  and  Aid  Society — 51  and  53  LaSalle. 

Woman's  Hospital — Corner  Harrison  and  Lytle.  Reached  by  Van 
Buren  st.  cars  to  Morgan,  or  Blue  Island  av.  cars  to  Harrison. 


ASSOCIATIONS. 

Young  Me  it's  Christian  Association — Northwest  corner  W.  Randolph 

and  Jefferson. 
Chicago  Christian  Union — 114  Madison. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARY. 

Chicago  Public  Library — Temporarily  occupying  rooms  in  the  City 
Hall,  corner  LaSalle  and  Adams.  This  Library  was  estab- 
lished January  i,  1872. 


ART  GALLERY. 


Chicago  J-'inc  Art  Institute  and  Gallery — Southwest  corner  Michi- 
gan av.  and  Van  Buren. 

RIVER  TUNNELS. 


Washington  Street    Tunnel — From   Washington,   near   Market,   to 

Canal. 
LaSalle  Street  Tunnel — From  LaSalle,  near  Lake,  to  N.  LaSalle, 

near  Kinzie. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO,  I  BOX  MAKERS- STOCK  &  TOOLS, 

:*r  (      118  A:  120  MONROE  ST. 


42 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


J,  6,  MERRIMAN, 

56  and  58  South  Canal  Street, 

(^  CHICAGO.^) 


1     fox-     <  li<- 

WHITESBORO  IRON  WORKS,  COPE  &   MAXWELL 
MAN'F'G-.  CO.,  G-UTTA  PERCHA  AND  RUB- 
BER   MAN'F'G.     CO.,    COLE    BROS. 
STEAM    FIRE    ENGINES. 


COLE  BROS.  STEAM  FIRE  ENGINES. 


CARBOLIZED  FIRE  ENGINE  HOSE, 


Adopted  by  the  Fire  Departments  of  New  York,  United  States  Navy, 

Brooklyn,  "Washington,  Pittsburg,  San  Francisco, 

Milwaukee  and  Chicago. 


56  &  58  S.  Canal  St.,  -  CHICAGO. 


1  Are  sole  agents  formanyEle- 
Sty.es  In  Hats  and  Caps. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 


The  Board  of  Education — 155  W.  Monroe;  meets  first  and  third 
Tuesdays  each  month.  Eben  F.  Runyan,  Prest. 

High  School — Monroe,  between  Halsted  and  Desplaines.  Geo. 
Rowland,  Principal. 

Normal  School — Monroe,  between  Halsted  and  Desplaines.  Edward 
C.  Delano,  Principal. 

Scammon  School — Madison,  between  Halsted  and  Union.  A.  H. 
Vanzwoll,  Principal. 

Washington  School — W.  Indiana,  corner  N.  Sangamon.  Benj.  R. 
Cutler,  Principal. 

Mosely  School — Michigan  av. ,  corner  Twenty-fourth.  Samuel  N. 
Griffith,  Principal. 

Brown  School — Warren  av.,  between  Wood  and  Page.  J.  K.  Mer- 
rill, Principal. 

Foster  School — Union,  between  O'Brien  and  Dressold.  Orville  T. 
Bright,  Principal. 

Newbury  School — Orchard,  corner  Willow.  Corydon  G.  Stowell, 
Principal. 

Wells  School — Corner  N.  Reuben  and  Cornelia.  Jeremiah  Mahony, 
Principal. 

Skinner  School — Jackson,  cor.  Aberdeen.     Ira  S.  Baker,  Principal. 

Haven  School — W  abash  av.,  corner  Sixteenth.  Leslie  Lewis,  Prin- 
cipal. 

Cottage  Grove  School — Douglas  Place,  near  Cottage  Grove  av. 
James  H.  Bromell,  Principal. 

Holden  School — Corner  Deering  and  Thirty-first.  Charles  F.  Bab- 
cock,  Principal. 

Holstein  School — Cortlandt,  near  Henshaw.  Eliza  Lundergreen, 
Principal. 

Dore  School — Harrison,  east  of  Halsted.     H.  H.  Belfield,  Principal. 

Carpenter  School — Corner  Centre  av.  and  Second.  Alfred  Kirk, 
Principal. 

Hayes  School — Leavitt,  between  Walnut  and  Fulton.  A.  N.  Mer- 
riman,  Principal. 

Clarke  School — Ashland  av.,  between  Sampson  and  Leavitt.  F.  B. 
Williams,  Principal. 

Douglas  School — Bounded  east  by  the  lake,  north  by  Twenty-ninth, 
west  by  Halsted,  and  south  by  Thirty-fifth.  Albert  R.  Sabin, 
Principal. 

Lincoln  School — North  Division,  lying  north  of  Wisconsin,  from 
the  lake  to  Larrabee.  Francis  Hanford,  Principal. 

{'".Ihabeth  Street  Primary  School — Elizabeth,  corner  Lake.  Hattie 
N.  Winchell,  Principal. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  GO.    ™  *  12°  M°moE  ST., 

Publishers  of  Blanks  and  Books  for  Insurance  Co. 's.      J  Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


44 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


SONTAG  &  STAUDINGER, 


IMPORTERS  OF 


GOODS,  PARIAf(  MARBLE, 


CHINA  TOYS, 


1 60  State  St.,  bet.  Madison  (f  Monroe, 


OPPOSITE   PALMEFS  HOTEL. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER 


Sh™  ~a  'n 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


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BANKING  HOUSES. 


Clearing  House — 124  Clark. 

Adsit  J.  M. — 96  Washington. 

Badger  A.  C.  6°  O.  F. — So  Washington,  cor.  Dearborn. 

Bank  of  Chicago — Cor.  Randolph  and  La  Salle. 

Bank  of  Montreal — Major  Block. 

Barclay,  1'oor/iies  &*  Co. — Cor.  Washington  and  Dearborn. 

('ook  County  National  Bank — Northwest  cor.  Washington  and  Dearborn. 

Cook  County  Savings  Bank— Northeast  cor.  Clark  and  Washington. 

Corn  Exchange  National  Bank — Room  15,  Board  of  Trade  Building. 

Chicago  Savings   Institution  and  Trust  Co.  —  Northwest   corner   Dearborn  and 

Madison. 

Citi-cns'  Hank  of  Chicago — 149  <X:  151  Kast  Madison. 
City  National — 158  Washington. 

Commercial  Loan  Co' s  Savings  Hank — Northwest  cor.  Michigan  and  Clark. 
Commercial  National  Bank — Northeast  cor.  Dearborn  and  Washington. 
Franklin  Bank — Southwest  cor.  Dearborn  and  Madison. 
Fidelity  Savings  Bank  and  Safe  J)e/>ositor\ — 143  to  147  East  Randolph. 
Fifth  Xational  Bank — Northwest  cor.  La  Salle  and  Washington. 
First  National  Bank- — Washington,  cor.  State. 
Follansbee  &°  Son — Southeast  i or.  Washington  and  Clark. 
l-'ottrtli  Xational  Bank — Northeast  cor.  Washington  and  Clark. 
German  Savings  Bank — Fifth  ave.,  bet.  Randolph  and  Washington. 
Gennania  Bank — Southeast  cor.  Washington  and  Fifth  ave. 
German  National  Bank — Fifth  ave.,  bet.  Randolph  and  Washington. 
Greenebaiun  &  Foreman — 54  Washington. 

Greenebanin,  llenrv  fr°  Co. — Fifth  ave.,  bet.  Randolph  and  Washington. 
Hihernian  Banking  Association — Southwest  cor.  Clark  and  Lake. 
Hide  and  Leather  Bank  of  Chicago — Southwest  cor.  Randolph  and  La  Salle. 
Home  National  Bank — 56  &  58  South  Halsted. 
International  Bank — Southwest  cor.  La  Salle  and  Washington. 
Lunl,  Preston  &  Kcan — Republic  Life  Building. 

Manufacturer^  National  Bank — Southeast  cor.  Randolph  and  Dearborn. 
Marine  Co.  of  Chicago — Cor.  Lake  and  La  Salle. 
Mechanics'  National  Ban/; — 152  &  154  Lake. 

Merchants',  Fanners'  and  Mechanics'  Savings  Bank — 75  South  Clark. 
Merchants'  National — Room  16,  Board  of  Trade  building. 

Merchants'  Savings,  Loan  and  Trust  Co. — Northeast  cor.  Madison  and  Dearborn. 
Xational  Bank  of  Commerce — Madison  and  Dearborn. 
National  Bank  of  III. — Southeast  cor.  Washington  and  Dearborn. 
Northwestern  National  Hank — 15  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Prairie  State  Loan  and  Trust  Co. — 112  W.  Washington. 
Second  National — Cor.  Clark  and  Madison. 
Slaughter,  A.  O.— 136  S.  Clark. 
State  St.  Savings  Bank — 281  State. 

THE  STATE  SAVINGS  INSTITUTION— 80  &  82  La  Salle. 
Third  National  Bank — Cor.  Washington  and  Dearborn. 
Traders'  National  Bank — Cor.  Madison  and   1. a  Salle. 
Cnion  Insurance  and  Trust  Co. — Cor.  Clark  and  Madison. 
Union  National  Bank. — Cor.  La  Salle  and  Washington. 
L'nion  Stock  Yard  National  Bank — At  Stock  Yards. 


Culver,  Page,  Hoyne  &  Co.  \Nos.  118  &  120  Monroe  St. 

COUNTING-HOUSE  STATIONERS.  J        Opposite  Old  Post  Office. 


46 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 


PAPER  HANGINGS 


Lace  Curtains,  Draperies, 


BEDDING    AND    FEATHERS. 


A  LAHGE  AND  WELL  SELECTED  STOCK  AT 
THE  LOWEST  PRICES. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Have  the  cheapest  rent,  the 
finest  stock,  the  lowest  prices. 


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47 


CULVER,  P4GE,  HOYHE  &  CO.  I 

Publishers  of  Blanks  and  Books  for  Eailroad  Companies.        j 


&  12° 

Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


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Ames'  Portable  and  Mounted  Engines, 

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Any  one  wanting  an  Engine  should  inquire  into  the  merit  of  the  AMES. 
They  are,  without  a  doubt,  the  best  Portable  and  Mounted  Engines  that  are 
made  on  the  American  continent.  Over  fifteen  hundred  of  them  now  in  use. 
8  and  10  horse  power,  mounted,  kept  in  stock  for  threshing.  All  sizes  mounted 
on  wheels  "to  order."  All  sizes  thoroughly  tested  with  cold  water  and  steam, 
and  warranted. 


Forsman  Patent  Iron  Cased  Burr  Stone  Grinding 

For  a  Farmer's  Feed  Mill,  for  Distillers' 
use,  for  grinding  Paper  Pulp,  Drugs,  Barks, 
Spices,  Coffee,  etc.,  it  excels  all  other  mills 
ever  made,  and  for  Grist  or  Merchant  Flour- 
ing, it  equals  any  other  mill.  As  to  quality 
and  amount  of  work  done,  will  run  three 


to  five  times  longer  with  one  dreeing. 
For  regrinding  Middlings,  Shorts 
and  Bran,  they  are  perfection. 

AMES'  ENGINE  DEPOT, 

No.7O  South  Canal  Street, 
CHICAGO. 


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272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 

Give  special  inducements  to 
PACKAGE  BUYERS. 

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COLBY  &  WIRTS,  FURNITURE,  Wt  <t  2V4  S.  STATE  STHEET. 

TABLE  OF  DISTANCES  AND  FARES. 

Distances  compiled  from  official  Railroad  Time  Tables,  and  Rates  of  Fare  fur- 
nished by  General  Ticket  Agents.     Where  there  are  several  routes  running 
to  one  point,  the  shortest  has  been  chosen. 

CHICAGO  TO 

DISTANCE. 

FARE. 

837 

257 
1,246 

1,018 

539 
802 

$2I.OO 

9-85 
26.50 
24.00 
I5-50 
ig.OO 
IO.OO 
II.OO 

10.50 

6.60 
8.50 

9.00 

5-15 

22.25 

18.50 
6.85 

18.00 
18.00 

30.50 

"•35 

20.75 

5.10 
20.50 
3.00 
29.75 
I5-50 
22.00 
17.20 

31-75 
19.70 
23.00 

5-75 
14.00 
20.00 
22.00 
9.00 

24-75 
99.70 

7-50 
18.00 
n.oo 
I5-50 
118.00 
118.00 
7.50 

7-75 
31.60 
19.05 

Alton,  111  

Bangor,  Me  

Boston  

Buffalo  

Baltimore,  M<1  

Cincinnati  

Cleveland  

356 
3H 
183 
284 

Columbus,  O    

Davenport  

Detroit  

I  )avton,  (  )  

Fort  Wayne,  I  ncl  

149 
1,025 
717 
217 
488 
515 

Hartford,  Ct  

I  larrisburg,  Pa  

Indianapolis  

Kansas  C'itv,  Mo  

Leaven  worth  ,  Kan  

Little  Rock,  Ark  

Louisville    Kv  

Montreal    

848 
137 

Madison    Wis           

Memphis  

Milwaukee  

85 

Mobile,  Ala  

Niagara  Falls  

5H 
9i3 

New  York  

Nashville,  Tenn  

New  Orleans  

L4I5 
492 

(  )inaha  

Providence,  R.  I  

Peoria,  111  

160 
469 
823 

i,i45 
263 

Pittsburgh  ,  Pa  

Phi  ladel  phia  

Portland,  Me  

Quincy,  111  

Ouebec  

Salt  Lake  Citv  

1,781 
185 
469 
280 
447 
2,273 
2,411 

243 

Springfield,  111  

St.  Joseph,  Mo  

St.  Louis,  Mo  

St.   Paul,  Minn  

Sacramento  

San  Fran  ci  sco  

Toledo,  O  

Terre  Haute  

Vicksbur"    Miss  

Washington,  D.  C  

... 

842 

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TRANSPORTATION    LINES. 


Allentinun  Line — Cor.  LaSalle  and  Randolph  :  over  P.,  Ft.  Wayne 

&  Penn.  Central  ami  Allenunvn  mads. 
Anchor  Line — Cor.  Madison  and  LaSalle;   Ne\v  York,  Philadelphia 

and  Baltimore  to   Erie,  Pa.,  via  railroad,  thence  to  Chicago 

via  lake. 

Baltimore  6°  Ohio  Fast  Line — 120  Washington. 
Black  Star  Lint — Cor.  Randolph  and  La  Salic. 
Blue  Line — Cor.  Clark  and   Randolph:  over  Mich.  Central,  Great 

Western,  N.  Y.  Central,  Hudson  River,  and  Boston  &  Albany. 
Diamond  Jo.  Line — 152^  Washington;  C.  &  N.  \V.,  Galena  Div., 

to  Fulton,  and  beyond  to  all  points  bet.  Fulton  and  St.  Paul. 
Erie  and  North  Shore  Line — 94  Market ;  M.  C.  and  G.  W.  and  Erie. 
Empire  Line — 146  LaSalle;  oxer  Lake  Shore  Ov  Mich.  Southern, 

Philadelphia  &  Erie,  N.  J.   Cent.,  North.   Central,  Penn.  & 

Lackawanna  «S:  Bloomsburg. 
Erie  vSr»  Pacific  Despatch — 168  Washington. 
Great  Western  Despatch  Co. — Kendall's  bldg. ,  corner  Washington 

and  Dearborn. 

Green  Line — Via  Mich.  Central  Railroad;  92  Market. 
Green  Line — 152^  Washington;    over  Pitts.,    Cin.  &  St.   Louis, 

Cincinnati,  Hamilton  &  Dayton,   Indianapolis,  Peru  &:  Chi- 
cago,   Jeffersonville,    Madison    &    Indianapolis,    Louisville   & 

Nashville,  and  Great  Southern. 
International  Line — 90  Market;  over  Mich.  Cent.,  Grand  Trunk, 

and  N.  Y.  Central  railroads. 
Kankakee  Fast  Freight  Line — 86  LaSalle;  over  111.  Central,  Cin., 

Lafayette  &  Chicago,  Ind.,  Cin.  &  Laf.  railroads. 
Merchants'  Despatch — 218  West  Randolph. 
Merchants'  Despatch  Trans.  Co. — 106  Dearborn. 
National  Despatch — 90  Market;  over  Mich.  Central,  Grand  Trunk, 

Vermont   Central,  Northern,   Concord  &    Boston,  Lowell  «\: 

Nashua. 

National  Transportation  Co. — 88  LaSalle. 
Northern  Transportation  Co. — Foot  North  LaSalle. 
Nottingham' s  Line — 2  West  Madison  ;  via  Crestline  over  P.,  Ft.  W. 

\  C.,  Cleve.,  Col.,  Cin.  &  Ind.  and  Erie  railroads. 
Red  Line — Corner  Randolph  and  Clark;  over  Lake  Shore  &  Mich. 

Southern,  N.  Y.  Central,  Hudson  River,  Boston  &  Albany. 
South  Shore  Line — N.  W.  cor.  Randolph  and  Clark;  L.  S.  iV  M.  S. 

and  Erie  railroads. 
Star  Union  Line — Corner  Randolph  and  LaSalle;   P.,  Ft.  W.  &  C., 

and  Penn.  Central. 
Union  Despatch — 65  North  Canal. 
Western  Transportation  Co. — 80  S.  Water. 

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PASSENGER  DEPOTS. 


Chicago  o°  Alton — Cor.  Madison  and  Canal. 

Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy — Foot  of  Lake. 

Chicago,  Indianapolis  &  Cincinnati,  via  Kankakee  Route — foot  of 

Lake. 

Chicago,  Milwaukee  &••  St.  Paul — Cor.  Madison  and  Canal. 
Chicago  6^  Northwestern  Railway — Council  Bluffs  &  Omaha  Line, 

cor.  Wells  and  North  Water.    Milwaukee  and  Wisconsin  Lines, 

cor.  Kinzie  and  Wr.  Water. 

Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific — Cor.  LaSalle  and  Van  Buren. 
Chicago,  Danville  6°  Vincennes — Cor.  Canal  and  Kinzie. 
Illinois  Central — Foot  of  Lake. 

Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern — Cdr.  LaSalle  and  Van  Buren. 
Michigan  Central — Foot  of  Lake. 

Pittsburgh,  Ft.  Wayne  6°  Chicago — Cor.  Madison  and  Canal. 
Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati  6°  St.  Louis — Cor.  Canal  and  Kinzie. 


RAILROAD  TICKET  OFFICES. 


Baltimore  6°  Ohio — Northwest  cor.  LaSalle  and  Washington. 

Chicago,  Alton  6°  St.  Louis — 122  East  Randolph. 

Chicago,  Burlington  &  Quincy — 59  South  Clark. 

Chicago,  Danville  &  Vincennes — 168  East  Washington. 

Chicago,  Indianapolis  &  Cincinnati  Thrtf  Line,  via  Kankakee — 121 

East  Randolph. 

Chicago,  Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul — 61  and  63  South  Clark. 
Chicago  &  Northwestern — Southwest  cor.  La  Salle  and  Randolph. 
Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific — Grand  Pacific  Hotel,  near  Clark 

street  entrance. 

Erie  &  North  Shore  Lines — 75  South  Clark. 
Grand  Trunk — Tremont  House,  cor.  Lake  and  Dearborn. 
Illinois  Central — 121  East  Randolph. 
Lake  Shore  &  Michigan  Southern — Sherman  House,  cor.  Clark  and 

Randolph. 

Michigan  Central  &  Great  Western — 67  Clark,  cor.  Randolph. 
Pittsburgh,  Ft.   Wayne  &  Penn.  Central — Northeast  cor.  Clark  and 

Randolph. 
Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati  and  St.  Louis — Northeast  corner  Clark  and 

Randolph. 
Union  &  Central  Pacific — 57  South  Clark. 


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CHINA  DECORATED  AND   GLASS  CUT  TO   ORDER. 


BOHEMIAN,  FRENCH  &  GERMAN  FANCY  GOODS 

Imported  for  the  Trade. 


CEOCKEKY    BY    THE    CRATE    OR    RE-PACKED    TO    SUIT 
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Bookbinders'  Stock  and  Tools, 
118  &  120  MONROE  ST. 


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BIT 


We  have  completed,  and  are  now  occupying,  our  new 
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• 

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With  a  magnificent  stock  of  Fall  and  Winter  Goods, 
including  the  latest  styles  of  Ladies'  Garments,  Silks, 
Novelties  in  Dress  Goods,  Fine  Laces,  Trimmings, 
Ribbons,  Fancy  Wares,  Fine  Hosiery,  Blankets, 
Flannels,  Etc.,  Etc.,  with  a  very  full  and  complete 
assortment  of  the  Best  Goods  in  all  departments. 

We  extend  a  cordial  invitation  to  all  visiting 
our  city  to  an  inspection  of  our  premises,  and  the 
new  and  attractive  Styles  now  opening. 

Sole  Agents  in  Chicago  for  the  "Harris"  Kid  Glove, 


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272  &  274  MADISON  ST.  I 


Manufacture    FINE    FURS 
and  ROBES. 


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CHICAGO  STREET  GUIDE. 


For  information  in  regard  to  the  different  routes  of  street  car 
and  omnibus  travel,  see  page  21. 

ABBREVIATIONS. 

Av Yvemie.        N.  W North-west. 

lilk...  Block.       S ...South 


K East. 

Ki...  ...From. 


S.  D South  Division. 

S.  E. ..  ....South-east. 


N North.       S.  W South-west. 


N.  I) North  Division. 

V  E....  ...North-east. 


W.  D West  Division. 

W.  ..  ...West. 


Aberdeen — fr  328  W  Madison  to  Eleventh.     Madison  st  cars. 

Ada  S — fr  437  W  Randolph  s  to  461  W  Madison.    Randolph  st  cars. 

Ada  N — fr  437  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Erie. 

Adams — fr  the  lake  to  the  river. 

Adams  W — fr  the  river  w  to  California  av.     Madison  st  cars. 

Adelaide — fr  Central  Park  av  w  i  blk. 

Alaska — fr  Larrabee  i  blk  \v. 

Albany  av — fr  Barry  Point  road  s  to  W  Harrison,  3  blks. 

Alexander — fr  Stewart  av  e  to  Went  worth  av. 

Arch — fr  Lyman  to  Archer  av. 

Archer  av — from  924  State  s-w  to  city  limits.     Cars,  cor  State  and 

Lake. 

Ann  N — fr  362  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Kinzie. 
Ann  S — fr  362  W  Randolph  s  to  369  W  Madison.     Randolph  st 

cars. 
Armitage  road — fr  Mendell,  near  river  to  city  limits.      Milwaukee 

av  cars. 
Armour — fr  459  W  Kin/.ie  to  433  W  Chicago  av.     Milwaukee  av 

cars  to  Chicago  av. 
Arnold — fr  Sixteenth  s  to  city  limits. 

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CORRUGATED    IRON, 


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27  NORTH  CANAL  ST., 


CHICAGO. 


CORRUGATED  ONE-PIECE 


For  Stove,  Steam  and  Water  Pipe, 


Promotes  Draft. 
Prevents  Accumulation 

of  Soot. 

Cannot  Come  Apart. 
"Will  not  wear  out. 
Is  ready  for  immediate  us  e 
Elbows  made  of  one  piece 
of  metal,  and  of  any  angle. 


Permits  of  better 

flow. 

Every  Crevice 
made  water-tight. 
No  joints  to  break  loose. 
Are  made  of  the  best  material. 
Are  stronger  and  more 

durable  than  any  other. 


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FOR    SALE    BY  ALL  STOVE  AND    METAL   DEALERS. 

MAMKACTURED   BY 

EIGIBOW    CO., 


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CHICAGO. 


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Arthington  —  fr  Center  av  to  Loomis,  3  blks. 

Arthur  —  from  W  Sixteenth  s  to  Lumber,  3  blks. 

Ashland  —  fr  Robey  to  Olive,  4  blks. 

Ashland  av  —  fr  Park  av  s  to  city  limits.     W  S  cars. 

Ashley  —  fr  Wood  \v  to  Leavitt.     Randolph  st  cars  to  Wood,  thence 

7  blks  n. 

Astor  —  from  561  Division  n  to  Schiller,  4  blks.     Clark  st  cars. 
Asylum  place  —  fr  Elston  av  w  to  Robey,  6  blks. 
Attica  —  fr  Laurel  e  to  Halsted,  2  blks.     Archer  av  cars  to  Halsted. 
Auburn  —  fr  Attica  s  to  Esplanade,  6  blks.     Archer  av  cars. 
Augusta  —  fr  75  Elston  av  w  to  Western  av. 
Avery  —  fr  1555  State  to  Clark,  2  blks.     State  st  cars. 
B  —  fr  Dominick  e  to  Southport,  i  blk. 
Baldwin  —  fr  725  W  Kinzie  n  to  Hubbard. 
Banks  —  fr  458  N  State  e  to  lake,  3  blks. 
Barber  —  fr  103  Stewart  av  w  to  580  Halsted. 
Barker  av  —  fr  Caroline  w  i  blk. 
Barrypoint  road  —  fr  junction  Madison  and  California  s-w  to  city 

limits. 

Bates  —  fr  Lumber  to  Stewart  av. 
Bawans  —  fr  W  1>1  awk  Hawk  s-e  to  Ashland  av. 
Beach  —  fr  40  W  Harrison  s  to  W  Twelfth. 
Beers  —  fr  Thirty-first  s  to  city  limits.     Archer  av  cars. 
Belden  av  —  fr  Perry  e  to  lake.     N  Clark  st  cars. 
Belknap  —  fr  425  Morgan  l/>  blk  w. 
Benson  —  fr  Thirtieth  s  to  Lancaster,  3  blks. 
Benton  place  —  fr  45  State  e  to  Dearborn  place,  2  blks. 
Berlin  —  fr  Leavitt  w  to  Western  av. 
Better  —  fr  Sholto  w  to  May. 

Bickerdike  —  fr  41  2  W  Indiana  n  to  Chicago  av.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Birch  —  fr  Robey  to  Kendall,  3  blks. 

Bishop  court  —  fr  470  W  Washington  to  W  Madison,  i  blk. 
Bissell  —  fr  137  Dayton  n  to  Belden  av.     N  Clark  st  cars. 
Black  Hawk  —  fr  river  n-e  to  Sedgwick. 
Black  Hawk  W  —  fr  river  w  to  N  Reuben. 
Blackwell  —  fr  240  Eighteenth  s  to  Twentieth.     State  st  cars. 
Blanche  —  fr  river  to  N  Reuben.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Blucher  —  fr  Fowler  w  to  N  Wood. 
Blue  Island  av  —  fr  junction  of  Halsted  to  Harrison  s-w  to  Western 

av.     Cars  fr  State  and  Lake. 
_  o 

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62 


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M'CLELAND  &  SAGE, 


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DKALEKS  IN 


WINDOW  CLASS, 


Ornamental.  Out,  Enameled,  Embossed  and  Ground  Glasses,  Floor 
Glass,  Eibbed,  Fluted  and  Corrugated  Glass, 


GLAZIERS'  DIAMONDS,  RULES,  Him  KNIVES,  POTTY  AND  POINTS 


Also  a  large  and  complete  Stock  of 

HI 


Consisting  of  Bluing,  Schnapps,  Pickle,  Clarets.Wine  and  Brandy, 
Hock  Wine,  Ale  and  Porter,  Flavoring  Extracts,  Mineral  and 
Soda  Water,  Ink  and  Packing,  Prescription  Vials,  Demi- 
johns, Flasks,  Mucilage  Bottles  and  Brushes,  Oval 
and  Panels,  Pomade  and  Hair  Oil  Bottles,  etc. 


MACHINE  CUT  CORKS, 


For  Druggists,  Grocers,  Brewers,  Liquor  Dealers  and 
Mineral  Water  Bottlers. 


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Boardman  —  fr  Archer  \v  to  city  limits. 

Bonfield  —  fr  Thirty-first  n  to  Hickory.     Archer  av  cars. 

Bowery  —  fr  288  W  VanBuren  s  to  W  Tyler.     VanBuren  st  cars. 

Bradley  —  fr  Elston  av  to  Noble.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 

Bradwell  av  —  fr  Waubansia  av  n  to  W  Asylum. 

Bremen  —  fr  Chicago  av  n  to  Division.     Chicago  av  cars. 

Brigham  —  fr  N  Reuben  2  blks  w.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 

Bross  av  —  fr  Long  John  w  to  city  limits. 

Brown  —  fr  316  W  Taylor  s  to  W  Twenty  -second.     Blue  Island  av 

cars. 

Bryan  place  —  fr  AV  Randolph  n-w  to  lake. 
Buddan  —  fr  331  Twenty-second  s  to  Thirty-third. 
Bunker  —  fr  Beach  w  to  442  Halsted. 

Burling  —  fr  183  North  av  n  to  Belden  av.     Clybourn  av  cars. 
Burnside  —  fr  Fourteenth  s  to  city  limits. 
Burton  place  —  fr  N  Clark  e  to  Dearborn. 
Bushnell  —  fr  252  Archer  av  e  to  30  Wentworth  av. 
Butler  —  fr  264  Archer  av  s  to  Twenty-ninth. 
Butterfield  —  fr  150  Sixteenth  s  to  city  limits.     State  st  cars. 
Calhoun  place  —  fr  100  Market  e  to  109  State. 
California  av  —  fr  W  Twelfth  n  to  W  Chicago  av. 
Calumet  av  —  fr  15  Twentieth  s  to  Thirty-fifth.     Cot.  Grove  av  cars. 
Campbell—  fr  W  Twelfth  to  Steel,  14  blks. 
Canal  place  —  fr  N  Branch  w  to  Elston  av. 
Canal  N  —  fr  30  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Kinzie. 
Canal  S  —  fr  30  W  Randolph  s  to  Lumber. 
Canalport  av  —  fr  735  Canal  s-w  to  Twenty-second. 
Carl—  fr  N  Wells  e  to  N  LaSalle,  i  blk. 
Carpenter  N  —  fr  301  W  Randolph  n  to  river. 
Carpenter  S  —  fr  301  W  Randolph  s  to  393  W  Madison. 
Cass  —  fr  Kinzie  n  to  E  White. 
Catharine  —  fr  131  Stewart  av  w  to  Cook. 
Cayuga  —  fr  Halsted  w  to  Laurel,  2  blks. 
Cedar  —  fr  Rush  e  to  lake,  2  blks. 
Center  —  fr  Racine  road  e  to  900  N  Clark. 
Center  av  —  fr  382  W  Madison  s  to  Lumber. 
Center  place  —  fr  23  Desplaines  to  Halsted. 
Central  av  —  fr  S  Water  s  to  Randolph. 
Central  Park  av  —  fr  W  Madison  to  W  Sixteenth. 
Chapin  —  fr  Currier  to  321  Noble. 

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Cherry  av — fr  314  N  Branch  n  to  North  av. 

Chestnut  place — fr  N  LaSalle  e  to  N  State. 

Chicago  av — fr  the  river  e  to  the  lake.     Chicago  av  cars. 

Chicago  av  W — fr  the  river  w  to  city  limits.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 

Church — fr  i  blk  s  of  Black  Hawk  n  to  Center.     Sedgwick  st  cars. 

Churchill — fr  N  Robey  w  to  Wilmot,  2  blks. 

Clarinda — fr  34  Holt  w  to  Wood,  5  blks. 

Clark — fr  the  river  s  to  city  limits. 

Clark  N — fr  the  river  n  to  North  av,  thence  n-w  to  junction  of  Lake 

Shore  and  Green  Bay  roads.     Horse  cars  run  the  entire  length 

of  this  street,  and  branch  off  for  Chicago  av,  Clybourn  av  and 

Sedgwick  st. 

Clark  av — fr  Sheffield  av  e  to  Green  Bay  road. 
Clay— fr  Sheffield  av  e  to  N  Halsted. 
Clayton — fr  733  May  w  to  Western  av. 
Cleaver — fr  Milwaukee  av  n  to  Blanche. 
Clinton  N — fr  62  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Kinzie. 
Clinton  S — fr  62  W  Randolph  s  to  165  Maxwell. 
Clybourn  av — fr  287  Division  n-w  to  Fullerton  av,  thence  n  to  city 

limits.     Clybourn  av  cars  fr  Clark  st. 

Clybourn  place  W — fr  the  river  w  to  N  Robey.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Coblenz — fr  N  Robey  w  to  Western  av,  4  blks. 
Colfax  av — fr  Thirty-second  s  to  150  Douglas  place. 
Cologne — fr  Quarry  s-w  to  the  river,  6  blks. 
Columbia — fr  Ashland  av  w  to  Grand,  10  blks. 
Commercial — fr  237  W  North  av  n  to  Armitage. 
Congress — fr  317  State  e  to  the  lake. 
Cook — fr  the  river  s-w  to  N.  Jefferson. 
Cooper — fr  806  Clybourn  av  n  to  121  Fullerton  av.     Clybourn  av 

cars. 

Cork — fr  208  N  Reuben  to  Paulina,  2  blks. 
Cornelia — fr  439  Milwaukee  av  to  Lincoln.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Cornell — fr  400  Milwaukee  av  w  to  321  N  Reuben.     Milwaukee  av 

cars. 

Cossitt — fr  965  W  Lake  n  to  Hubbard.  Randolph  st  cars. 
Cottage  Grove  av — fr  89  Twenty-second  s-e  to  city  limits. 
Cottage  place — fr  Twenty-ninth  s  to  Thirty-second.  Cottage 

Grove  av  cars. 

Coulter — fr  Robey  w  to  Western  av,  5  blks. 
Courtlandt — fr  N  Robey  w  to  Wilmot.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 

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Coventry — fr  W  Clybourn  place  s-e  to  W  North  av.     Milwaukee 

av  cars. 

Cox — fr  N  Robey  to  Milwaukee  av. 
Crippen — fr  Indiana  av  to  State. 

Crittenden — fr  Currier  w  to  285  Noble.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Crosby — fr  79  Larrabee  n-w  to  Division.     Clybourn  av  cars. 
Cross — fr  Barrypoint  road  s  to  W  Harrison,  i  blk. 
Currier — fr  67  Augusta  n  to  Chapin.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Curtis  N — fr  322  W  Randolph  n  to  Second. 
Curtis  S — fr  322  W  Randolph  s  to  323  W  Madison. 
Cynthia  court — fr  Ogden  av  to  Twenty-second. 
Cypress — fr  Kendall  s  to  W  Twelfth,  3  blks. 
D — fr  Halsted  to  Laurel. 
Dakota  av — fr  Thirty-first  to  Thirty-second. 
Damon — fr  75  Sholto  to  346  May. 

Dashiel — fr  Douglas  place  s  to  city  limits.     Cottage  Grove  av  cars. 
Davis — fr  10  Division  n  to  W  North  av,  4^  blks. 
Dayton — fr  Reese  n  to  Belden  av.     Clybourn  av  cars. 
Dearborn  S — fr  the  river  s  to  Jackson. 
Dearborn  N — fr  the  river  n  to  North  av. 
Dearborn  place — fr  Randolph  s  to  Madison. 
Deering — fr  Thirty-first  n-w  to  river.     Archer  av  cars. 
Deer  Path  av — fr  W  Kinzie  n  to  Armitage  av,  n  blks. 
DeKalb — fr  Flournoy  s-w  to  Leavitt,  5  blks. 
DeKoven — fr  151  Beach  w  to  406  Halsted. 
Depot  place — fr  N  Ada  w  to  Ashland  av.     Randolph  st  cars. 
DePuyster — fr  259  Desplaines  w  to  246  Halsted. 
Derby — fr  W  Jackson  n  to  W  Kin/ie. 
Desplaines  N — fr  122  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Erie. 
Desplaines  S — fr  122  W  Randolph  s  to  213  W  Twelfth. 
Dexter  place — fr  the  river  n-w  and  w  to  Leavitt,  n  blks. 
Dickson — fr  636  Milwaukee  av  n  to  Bloomingdale  road. 
Diller — fr  906  Fulton  n  to  Fourth.     Randolph  st  cars. 
Division — fr  the  river  e  to  the  lake.     N  Clark  st  cars. 
Division  W — fr  the  river  to  city  limits.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Dix — fr  the  river  s-e  to  Chicago  av,  5  blk. 
Dock — fr  River  n-w  to  the  river. 
Dodge — fr  Lumber  to  Mitchell,  3  blks. 
Dominick — fr  Webster  av  s  to  Center.     Clybourn  av  cars. 
Douglas  place  (or  Thirty-fifth) — fr  the  lake  w  to  Halsted. 

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All  kinds  of  Fire  Anns  made  to  order.    Muzzle-loading  Guns  altered 

to  Breech-Loaders.    Guns  re-bored  and  warranted  to 

sheot  well.    Repairs  neatly  executed. 

The  JAMES  H.  FOSTER  New  Patent  Breech-Loading  Top  Fastening  Shot  Gnu  always  in  Stock. 

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Douglas  place  W — fr  s  branch  of  the  river  w  to  Western  av. 

Dudley — fr  Augusta  n  to  W  Asylum  place,  10  blks. 

Dussold — fr  485  Jefferson  w  to  478  Halsted. 

Eagle — fr  21  N  Desplaines  w  to  21  N.  Halsted.     Randolph  st  cars. 

Eastman — fr  N  Branch  n-e  to  Judson,  thence  e  to  575  Halsted. 

Eberhart  av — fr  Humboldt  av  to  Kimball. 

Eda — fr  State  e  to  Indiana  av. 

Edgar — fr  188  Waubansia  av  n  to  Clybourn. 

Egan  av  (Thirty-ninth) — fr  S  Halsted  e  to  the  lake. 

Eighteenth — fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 

Eighteenth  W — fr  the  river  w  to  May. 

Eldridge  court — fr  483  State  e  to  the  lake. 

Eleventh — fr  407  Morgan  w  to  May. 

Elizabeth  N— fr  404  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Erie. 

Elizabeth  S — fr  404  W  Randolph  s  to  W  Madison. 

Elk  Grove  av — fr  279  W  North  av  n  to  W  Asylum  place. 

Ellen — fr  Milwaukee  av  s-w  to  N.  Wood. 

Ellis  av — fr  Douglas  place  s-e  to  city  limits. 

Elm — fr  Sedgwick  e  to  the  lake. 

Elmira — fr  Laurel  to  Halsted. 

Elston  av — fr  Milwaukee  av  n-w  to  Sloan,  n  to  W  Black  Hawk,  and 

thence  n-w  to  city  limits. 

Ellsworth — fr  2  W  Harrison  s  to  Ewing.     Clinton  st  cars. 
Emerald — fr  Thirty-first  s  to  city  limits.     Archer  av  cars. 
Emily — fr  400  N  Reuben  w  to  Wood,  4  blks. 
Emma — fr  514  Milwaukee  av  w  to  N  Reuben,  2  blks. 
English — fr  Union  w  to  698  Center  av. 
Erie — fr  the  river  e  to  the  lake. 
Erie  W — fr  the  river  w  to  Western  av. 
Esplanade — fr  1492  Halsted  e  to  Wallace,  4  blks. 
Eugenie — fr  Sedgwick  e  to  N  Wells.     Sedgwick  st  cars. 
Evans — fr  Union  w  to  Western  ave.     Blue  Island  av  cars. 
Evergreen  av — fr  788  Milwaukee  av  s-w  to  Leavitt,  2  blks. 
Ewing — fr  Ellsworth  to  Blue  Island  av. 
Ewing  place — fr  N  Robey  w  2  blks. 
F — fr  Halsted  to  Laurel. 
Fabius — fr  Center  n  to  Lincoln  av. 
Fairfield  av — fr  Hirsch  n  to  Bloomingdale,  6  blks. 
Fall — fr  W  Lake  s  to  Warren  av. 
Farrell — fr  Hickey  s-e  to  Thirty-first.     Archer  av  cars. 


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Fay — fr  89  W  Erie  n  to  Pratt,  2  blks. 

Ferdinand — fr  158  Ashland  av  \v  to  Oakley,  8  blks. 

Fifteenth — fr  Clark  e  to  764  State. 

Fifth — fr  156  W  Chicago  av  n  to  N  branch  Chicago  river. 

Fifth  av — fr  the  river  s  to  Taylor,      i  blk  w  of  court-house. 

Fig — fr  550  Milwaukee  av  w  i  blk. 

Fillmore — fr  California  av  w  to  Sacramento  av. 

Finnel — fr  156  Archer  av  e  to  Wentworth  av. 

First — fr  May  to  Rucker,  fr  Noble  to  N  Wood,  and  fr  N  Hoyne  to 

Oakley.     Randolph  st  cars. 
Fisk — fr  188  Evans  s  to  Lumber,  7  blks. 
Fleetwood — fr  Redfield  s-e  to  W  North  av. 
Flournoy — fr  Robey  w  to  Sacramento  av,  n  blks. 
Forquer — fr  Beach  w  to  148  Blue  Island  av. 
Forrest  av — fr  Thirty-first  s  to  city  limits.     Indiana  av  cars. 
Foster — fr  W  Harrison  s  to  W  Polk.     Van  Buren  st  cars. 
Fourteenth — fr  the  lake  w  to  695  Clark. 

Fourth — fr  216  Desplaines  w  to  city  limits.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Fourth  av — fr  102  Jackson  s  to  Fourteenth. 
Fowler — fr  Lull  to  Milwaukee  av.     Milwaukee  av  -cars. 
Fox — fr  Thirty-first  s  to  Columbia.     Archer  av  cars. 
Francisco — fr  W  Harrison  s  to  W  Twelfth,  5  blks. 
Frank — fr  75  Waller  w  to  342  Blue  Island  av. 
Frankfort — fr  N  Robey  w  to  Western  av,  4  blks. 
Franklin — fr  the  river  s  to  Harrison. 

Franklin  N — fr  the  river  n  to  Division,  thence  to  Fullerton  av. 
Freeman — fr  Long  'John  w  to  city  limits. 
Fremont — fr  Bissell  n  to  Belden  av.     Clybourn  av  cars. 
Front — fr  Halsted  w  to  Elston  av.     Milwaukee  av  cars  to  May. 
Fry — fr  196  Rucker  to  Noble.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Fuller — fr  Archer  av  n-w  to  the  river.     Archer  av  cars. 
Fullerton  av — fr  the  river  e  to  the  lake. 

Fullerton  av  W — fr  the  river  w  to  city  limits.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Fulton — fr  the  river  w  to  Central  park.     Randolph  st  cars. 
Gage — fr  Douglas  place  s-e  to  Egan  av.     Cars  to  Halsted. 
Gano — fr  1347  Prairie  av  e  to  S  Park  av.     Indiana  av  cars. 
Garibaldi — fr  S  Twenty-sixth  s  to  Thirty-first.      State  st  cars  to 

Twenty-sixth. 

Geddes — fr  W  Lake  n  to  Kinzie.     Randolph  st  cars. 
Genessee  av — fr  W  Division  n  to  city  limits.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 

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George  place  —  fr  Sheffield  av  e  to  N  Halsted,  2  blks. 

George  —  fr  Dix  w  to  Elston  av.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 

Gilpin  —  fr  Center  av  w  to  Loomis,  4  blks. 

Girard  —  fr  W  North  av  n  to  W  Asylum,  7  blks. 

Goethe  —  fr  305  Sedgwick  e  to  N  State. 

Good  —  fr  Sholto  w  to  324  May.     Randolph  st  cars. 

Grace  —  fr  157  Division  n  to  Vedder.     Clybourn  av  cars. 

Grand  —  fr  W  Douglas  place  to  Bross,  4  blks. 

Grand  av  —  fr  Western  av  n-w  to  city  limits.     Randolph  st  cars. 

Granger  —  fr  285  Sedgwick  e  to  N  Wells. 

Grand  Haven  —  fr  439  N  State  to  the  lake. 

Grant  place  —  fr  875  Larrabee  e  to  N  Clark.     N  Clark  st  cars. 

Grape  —  fr  Herndon  e  to  N  Halsted.     N  Clark  st  cars. 

Green  N  —  fr  218  W  Randolph  n  to  Front. 

Green  S  —  fr  218  W  Randolph  s  to  261  W  Harrison. 

Greenwich  —  fr  N  Robey  w  to  Leavitt,  2  blks. 

Grove  —  fr  Sixteenth  s-w  to  255  Archer  av. 

Grove  N  —  fr  Orchard  e  to  Larrabee.     Clybourn  av  cars. 

Grover  —  fr  Milwaukee  n  to  George. 

Gurley  —  fr  49  Blue  Island  av  w  to  Center  av.     Blue  Island  av  cars. 

Haines  —  fr  the  river  n-e  to  Crosby,  6  blks. 

Hall  —  fr  Long  John  w  to  Trenton,  2  blks. 

Halsted  N  —  fr  199  W  Randolph  n  to  city  limits. 

Halsted  S  —  fr  200  W  Randolph  s  to  city  limits. 

Hamilton  —  fr  818  W  Monroe  s  to  Jackson.     Madison  st  cars. 

Hamlin  av  —  fr  W  Kinzie  n  to  Fullerton  av,  18  blks. 

Hammond  —  fr  Menomonee  to  Wisconsin.  . 

Hanover  —  fr  200  Archer  av  s  to  Twenty-ninth. 

Harbine  —  fr  637  Center  av  w  to  Western  av.     Blue  Island  av  cars. 

Harmon  court  —  fr  525  State  e  to  the  lake. 

Harris  —  fr  Douglas  park  boulevard  s  to  Sixteenth. 

Harrison  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 

Harrison  W  —  fr  the  river  w  to  city  limits. 

Hart  —  fr  703  W  Kinzie  n  to  Hubbard,  i  blk. 

Hastings  —  fr  341  Blue  Island  av  w  to  Wood. 

Hawthorne  av  —  fr  Larrabee  n-w  to  North  av. 

Hein  —  fr  298  Sedgwick  w  to  Clybourn  av.     Sedgwick  st  cars. 

Henry  —  fr  Margaret  w  to  Wood. 

Henshaw  av  —  fr  Milwaukee  av  n  to  city  limits. 

Hernden  —  fr  Jones  av  n-e  to  Nursery. 

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Family,  Hotel  and  Laundry  Sizes. 

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Hermitage  av — fr  junction  of  Southwestern  av  and  Jackson  a  to  W 

Polk.     Van  Buren  st  cars. 

Hervey — fr  N  Wood  w  to  Robey.     Randolph  st  cars. 
Hewes — fr  W  North  av  to  Waubansia  av,  i  blk. 
Hickory — fr  Cologne  s-w  to  Ashland  av.     Archer  av  cars. 
Hickory  av — fr  40  N  branch  n  to  Black  Hawk. 
High — fr  Webster  av  n  to  Fullerton  av.     Clybourn  av  cars. 
Hill— fr  208  Sedgwick  to  LaSalle.     N  Clark  st  cars. 
Hinman — fr  Ashland  av  w  to  Lincoln.     Blue  Island  av  cars. 
Hinsche — fr  192  Clybourn  av  n  to  Black  Hawk. 
Hinsdale — fr  240  N  State  e  to  the  lake. 
Hinsdale  W — fr  N  LaSalle  w  to  N  Market. 
Hobbie — fr  Hawthorne  av  e  to  Sedgwick. 
Hoey — fr  Archer  av  s-w  to  Mary.     Archer  av  cars. 
Holden— fr  40  W  Twelfth  to  Mitchell,  4  blks. 
Holstein — fr  1170  Milwaukee  av  n  to  Stanton,  16  blks. 
Holt — fr  422  W  Chicago  av  n  to  W  North  av. 
Homan — fr  W  Lake  s  to  Steel. 
Homan  av — fr  W  Kinzie  n  to  W  Chicago  av. 
Homer — fr  N  Robey  w  to  Holstein  av. 
Honore — fr  708  W  Madison  s  to  W  Harrison. 
Hooker  av — fr  409  N  Halsted  n  to  Cherry  av. 
Hope — fr  69  Blue  Island  av  w  to  302  Morgan. 
Houston — fr  W  Division  n-e  to  Milwaukee  av,  2  blks. 
Howard — fr  Ashland  av  w  to  Western  av. 
Howe — fr  28  Willow  n  to  267  Center. 
Hoyne — fr  233  Park  av  s  to  DeKalb. 
Hoyne  N — fr  233  Park  av  n  to  W  North  av. 
Hubbard — fr  Jefferson  w  to  Seymour.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 
Hubbard  court — fr  399  State  e  to  the  lake. 
Hudson — fr  Milwaukee  av  n  to  Wellington,  4  blks. 
Hunt — fr  Rucker  to  Elizabeth.     Randolph  st  cars. 
Hurlburt — fr  66  Clybourn  av  n  to  Fullerton  av. 
Huron — fr  Robert  e  to  the  lake. 
Iglehart  av — fr  Steel  to  Twenty-second. 
Illinois — fr  57  Kingsbury  e  to  the  lake. 
Indiana — fr  the  river  e  to  the  lake. 
Indiana  W — fr  the  river  w  to  Western  av. 
Indiana  av — fr  Fourteenth  s  to  city  limits. 
Ingraham — fr  Elston  av  to  Noble.     Milwaukee  av  cars. 

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Importer  and  Manufacturer  of 


OPTICAL, 

MATHEMATICAL  and  PHILOSOPHICAL 
INSTRUMENTS. 


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77 


Iowa — fr  Wood  w  to  Western  a\ . 

Iron — fr  Mulligan  s-e  to  Columbia. 

Irwin — fr  Arthur  i  blk  w  to  Canal. 

Jackson — fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 

Jackson  W — fr  the  river  to  Central  Park  av. 

James  av — fr  Laurel  w  to  Pitney,  6  blks. 

Jane — fr  454  Ashland  av  w  to  Newton,  5  blks. 

Jefferson  S — fr  92  W  Randolph  s  to  34  W  Twenty-second. 

Jefferson  N — fr  92  W  Randolph  n  to  the  river. 

John — fr  Evans  s  to  W  Twenty-second,  5  blks. 

John  place — fr  879  Halsted  w  i  blk. 

Johnson — fr  288  W  Taylor  s  to  W  Sixteenth. 

Johnson  av — fr  Twenty-sixth  s  to  Twenty-eighth. 

Jones  av — fr  Division  n  to  Southport  av. 

Judd — fr  Stewart  av  w  to  Jefferson. 

Julia — fr  Ashland  av  2  blks  w. 

Kane — fr  the  Illinois  and  Michigan  canal  n-w  to  Robey. 

Kansas — fr  Throop  \v  to  Ashland  av. 

Kedzie — fr  Blue  Island  av  s-w  to  Robey,  7  blks. 

Kedzie  av — fr  W  Madison  s  to  city  limits. 

Kendall— fr  W  Polk  s-w  to  W  Taylor,  3  blks. 

Kingsbury — fr  Kinzie  n-w  to  Ontario. 

Kin/ie — fr  the  river  e  to  N  Water. 

Kinzie  W — fr  the  river  to  city  limits. 

Kissam — fr  Center  av  to  Loomis,  3  blks. 

Kossuth — fr  1022  Halsted  e  to  Western  av. 

Kramer — fr  Jefferson'to  W  Halsted. 

Kroger — fr  Racine  road  e  i  blk. 

Laflin — fr  536  W  Madison  s  to  the  river. 

Laimbeer — fr  W  Lake  n  to  Kinzie,  2  blks. 

Lake — fr  Central  av  and  railroad  depots  w  to  s  branch  river.     Runs 

parallel  with  main  branch  Chicago  river. 
Lake  W — fr  the  river  w  to  city  limits.     Randolph  st  cars  run  on 

this  street  fr  Union  Park  w. 
Lake  av — fr  Douglas  place  to  city  limits. 
Langley — fr  71  Thirty-seventh  s  to  city  limits. 
Larrabee — fr  Chicago  av  n  to  Fullerton  av. 

LaSalle — fr  the  river  s  to  Van  Buren.     Tunnel  on  this  street  to  N  D. 
LaSalle  N — fr  the  river  n  to  North  av. 
Laugh  ton — fr  Robey  w  to  Western  av,  5  blks. 
r. 

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OF  CLOSE  BUYERS. 


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Laurel — fr  W  Fullerton  av  n  to  Diversy  av,  4  blks. 

Leavitt  N — fr  274  Park  av  n  to  W  North  av. 

Leavitt  S — fr  274  Park  av  s  to  Steel. 

Lee  place — fr  N  Robey  w  to  Hoyne. 

LeMoyne — fr  N  Robey  w  to  Leavitt,  2  blks. 

Lessing— rfr  124  W  Chicago  av  n  to  George,  4  blks. 

Lewis — fr  Jones  av  n-e  to  Clybourn  av. 

Lexington — fr  De  Kalb  w  to  Waverly,  5  blks. 

Liberty  W — fr  75  Stewart  av  w  to  544  Halsted. 

Lime — fr  the  river  s  to  Rum,  3  blks. 

Lincoln  N — fr  723  W  Lake  n  to  W  Division. 

Lincoln  S — fr  723  W  Lake  s  to  W  Twenty-second. 

Linden — fr  464  Larrabee  e  to  Sedgwick. 

Lisle — fr  Union  w  to  840  Halsted. 

Lock — fr  Thirty-first  n-w  to  Hickory,  4  blks. 

Lockport — fr  Archer  av  n-w  to  Boardman,  2  blks. 

Long  John — fr  Thirty-first  s  to  city  limits,  6  blks. 

Loomis — fr  490  W  Madison  s  to  Lumber. 

Lowe  av — fr  Douglas  place  s  to  city  limits. 

Luke — fr  Union  w  to  Center  av. 

Lumber — fr  Twelfth,  near  the  river,  s  and  s-w  with  the  river  to 

Loomis.     Lumbermen's  line  stages. 
Lydia — fr  54  Desplaines  w  to  51  Halsted. 
Lytle — fr  454  W  Harrison  s  to  W  Twelfth. 
Madison — fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 
Madison  W — fr  the  river  w  to  Central  Park  av.     Cars  and  stages  fr 

State  and  Lake. 

Maple— fr  364  N  LaSalle  e  to  N  State. 
Marcy — fr  18  Sheffield  av  n-w  to  Waubansia  av. 
Margaret — fr  392  Mitchell  s  to  Catharine,  2  blks. 
Mark — fr  695  Union  w  to  722  Halsted. 
Mark  av — fr  122  Second  n  to  W  Chicago  av. 
Market — fr  Lake  s  to  Tyler. 
Market  N — fr  the  river  n  to  Division. 
Marshfield — fr  604  W  Jackson  s  to  W  Polk. 
Mary — fr  Hoey  n-w  to  Hickory,  2  blks. 
Mather — fr  34  Ellsworth  w  to  Halsted. 
Maxwell — fr  the  river  w  to  Blue  Island  av. 
May  N — fr  342  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Chicago  av. 
May  S — fr  342  W  Randolph  s  to  Twenty-second. 

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EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


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McGlashen  —  fr  Twenty-second  s  to  189  Archer  av. 
McGrath  —  fr  107  Robey  w  to  208  Leavitt. 
McGregor  —  fr  346  Archer  av  e  to  302  Wentworth  av. 
McHenry  —  fr  N  branch  Chicago  river  s-e  to  Rawson. 
Meagher  —  fr  Stewart  av  w  to  Halsted. 
Menomonee  —  fr  509  Larrabee  e  to  N  Clark. 
Meridian  —  fr  59  Desplaines  w  to  Halsted. 
Michigan  —  fr  Kingsbury  e  to  N  Water. 
Michigan  av  —  fr  the  river  s  to  city  limits. 
Miller  —  fr  346  W  Harrison  s  to  Taylor,  3  blks. 
Milwaukee  av  —  fr  X  Canal  n-w  to  city  limits. 
Mitchell  —  fr  the  river  w  to  Western  av. 
Mohawk  —  fr  Clybourn  av  n  to  Center. 
Monroe  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 
Monroe  W  —  fr  Canal  w  to  Campbell  av. 
Montgomery  —  fr  Long  John  e  to  Ashland  av,  2  blks. 
Morgan  N  —  fr  281  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Chicago  av. 
Morgan  S  —  fr  281  W  Randolph  s  to  Lumber. 
Morton  —  fr  Thirty-third  s  to  Thirty-seventh,  4  blks. 
Morton  av  —  fr  W  Kinzie  n  to  W  Division,  7  blks. 
Mulligan  —  fr  S  branch  river  w  to  Ashland  av,  3  blks. 
Murray  —  fr  388  Archer  av  s  to  Twenty-sixth. 
Myrick  av  —  fr  67  Twenty-ninth  s  to  Thirty-first. 
Nebraska  —  fr  Throop  w  to  Ashland  av. 
Newberry  —  fr  270  W  Taylor  to  W  Sixteenth. 
Newton  —  fr  Thomas  n  to  311  W  Division. 
Nineteenth  —  fr  the  river  to  912  State. 
Noble  —  fr  451  W  Kinzie  n  to  W  North  av. 
Noble  av  —  fr  Sheffield  av  e  to  Green  Bay  road. 
North  av  —  fr  the  river  e  to  the  lake. 
North  av  W  —  fr  the  river  w  to  city  limits. 
North  Branch  —  fr  Hawthorne  av  n-w  to  Division. 
Norton  —  fr  154  Gurley  s  to  W  Taylor. 
Norwood  av  —  fr  Humboldt  av  to  Kimball. 
Nursery  —  fr  Lewis  n-w  to  Ward,  4  blks. 
Oak  —  fr  162  Sedgwick  e  to  the  lake. 
Oakley  —  fr  905  W  Lake  s  to  Steel. 
Oakley  N  —  fr  314  Park  av  n  to  W  North  av. 
O'Brien  —  fr  501  Jefferson  w  to  498  Halsted. 
Ogden  av  —  fr  W  Twelfth  s-w  to  city  limits. 

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Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 


276  STATE  STREET 


SECOND   DOOR  NORTH  OF   VAN  BUREN  STREET, 


MANUFACTURERS   OF 


TOILET 

51  &  53  SOUTH  CANAL  ST..  CHICAGO, 


All  Soaps  of  our  Manufacture  fully  Guaranteed  in  regard  to  Purity.    No 
Adulterations  Used. 


Are  requested  to  call  upon  us,  if  in  the  city,  or  send  by  mail  for  Price  List  and  Quota- 
tions.   Special  discounts  upon  quantities  to  close  buyers. 


All  Orders  by  Mail  attended  to  with  Integrity  and  Despatch, 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Manufacture    FINE    FURS 
and  ROBES. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  83 

Ohio — fr  Kingsbury  e  to  the  lake. 

O'Neil— fr  925  Halsted  w  i  hlk. 

Ontario — fr  th  river  e  to  the  lake. 

Orchard — fr  238  Clybourn  av  n-e  to  North  av. 

Osgood — fr  Center  n  to  Fullerton  av. 

Pacific  av — fr  144  Jackson  s  to  Taylor,  4  blks. 

Page — fr  W  Kin/ie  n  to  \V  Indiana. 

Page  S — fr  651  W  Lake  s  to  W  Monroe. 

Park  av — fr  3  Ashland  av  w  to  Falls. 

Park  place — fr  350  Michigan  av  e  to  the  lake. 

Paulina — fr  627  W  Lake  s  to  Twenty-second. 

Paulina  N — fr  627  W  Lake  n  to  W  Division. 

Pearce — fr  237  Desplaines  to  Halsted. 

Pearson  W — fr  241  N  Wells  w  to  N  Market. 

Peck  court — fr  441  State  e  to  the  lake. 

Peoria  S — fr  240  W  Randolph  s  to  W  Harrison. 

Peoria  N — fr  240  W  Randolph  n  to  Milwaukee  av. 

Perry — fr  760  Clybourn  av  n  to  Rightwood  av. 

Philip — fr  Halsted  w  to  N  Carpenter. 

Pine — fr  N  Water  n  to  the  lake. 

Pitney  av — fr  James  av  n-w  to  the  river. 

Pleasant — fr  191  Division  n  to  68  Vedder. 

Polk — fr  426  State  w  to  the  river. 

Polk  W — fr  the  river  w  to  Sacramento  av. 

Prairie  av — fr  Sixteenth  s  to  city  limits. 

Pratt — fr  202  Halsted  w  to  Morgan. 

Price  place — fr  201  Desplaines  to  188  Halsted. 

Putnam — fr  W  Erie  n  to  W  Chicago  av,  4  blks. 

Quarry — fr  the  river  s  to  Wrong,  4  blks. 

Quincy — fr  210  State  w  to  the  river. 

Quincy  W — fr  173  Clinton  to  Jefferson. 

Racine  road — fr  550  Clybourn  av  n  to  city  limits. 

Railroad  av — fr  Twelfth  to  Mitchell,  3  blks. 

Randolph — fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 

Randolph  W — fr  the  river  w  to  Union  Park. 

Rawson — fr  Fleetwood  w  .to  418  Elston  av. 

Ray — fr  1339  Prairie  av  e  to  S  Park  av. 

Rebecca — fr  610  Morgan  w  to  Wood. 

Redfield — fr  the  river  w  to  480  Elston  av. 

Rees — fr  50  Division  n-e  to  Dayton,  thence  e  to  Clybourn  av. 

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us  &  120  MONROE  ST.          I  Specialty. 


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W.  &  B.  DOUGLAS, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Hydraulic  Earns, 

Garden  &  Fire  Engines 
Pump  Chain  &  Fixtures, 

Iron  Curbs,  Etc. 


Also  IKON  and 

LEAD  PIPE  and 
RUBBER  HOSE 

In  Stock. 


197  Lake  Street,  Chicago,  III,  -  85  &  87  John  Street,  New  York, 

Factory  at  Middletown,  Conn.    Works  Founded  in  1832. 
B.  JtOVGJjAS,  President.  J.  M.  ItOVGLAS,  See.  and  Treas. 


SPICES. 

Strictly  Pure. 

Cinnamon, 
Allspice, 
Cloves. 
Ginger, 
Mace, 
Nutmegs, 
Mustard, 
White  Pepper. 
Black  Pepper, 
Cayenne  Pepper, 
Carraway  Seed, 
Cream  Tartar, 
Cocoa  .Shell. 


HORACE  MEECH, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in  (he  Best 


348  gtkte  gti'eet, 

(Bet.  Jackson  4  VanBnren  Sts.  i 

CHICAGO. 


Formerly  cor.  Monroe  k  l>r:irlu>ni  > 
and  14  Adams  Street.  $ 


Persons  wishing  to  purcha.sc  the  best  TEAS  and 
COFFEES  in  the  City,  will  do  well  to  call  and  ex- 
amine rnv  Goods  and  Prices. 


STARCH, 

Soap. 

Corn  Starch, 
i  Bluing, 

Crack  Cocoanut. 
Baker's  Chocolate, 
Baker's  Broma, 
Baker's  Cocoa, 
Dr.  Price's  Cream 
Baking  Powder, 

Ludlam's  Cream 
Baking  Powder, 

Royal  Baking 
Powder, 

Extracts  of  all 
kinds,  etc. 


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The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  85 


Reuben  N — fr  Park  av  n  to  Clybourn  place. 

Rhodes  av — fr  Thirty-second  s  to  122  Douglas  place. 

Ridgeville  road — fr  712  Milwaukee  av  n  to  Armitage  av. 

River — fr  528  Water  n-e  to  Rush  st  bridge. 

Robey — fr  771  W  Lake  s  to  Steel.     Randolph  st  cars. 

Robey  N — fr  771  W  Lake  n  to  city  limits. 

Rountree — fr  Lake  n  to  W  Kinzie,  2  blks. 

Ruble — fr  153  W  Sixteenth  s  to  125  Canalport  av. 

Rucker — fr  350  W  Kinzie  n  to  17  Augusta. 

Rumsey — 499  W  Indiana  to  223  W  Division. 

Rush — fr  the  river  n  to  Cedar. 

Sampson — fr  Waller  w  to  Western  av. 

Samuel — fr  550  W  Chicago  av  n  to  239  W  Division. 

Sangamon  N — fr  260  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Chicago  av. 

Sangamon  S — fr  259  W  Randolph  s  to  W  Harrison. 

Sanger — fr  346  Archer  av  s-e  to  Twenty-sixth. 

Saratoga — fr  W  Douglas  place  n  to  Bross  av. 

Schiller — fr  357  Sedgwick  e  to  the  lake. 

School — fr  Canal  w  to  Scammon  School. 

Sebor — fr  Ellsworth  w  to  290  Halsted. 

Second — fr  the  river  w  to  Halsted  and  fr  Milwaukee  av  w  to  city  limits 

Sedgwick — fr  Erie  n  to  city  limits. 

Seeley — fr.8o4  W  Madison  s  to  McGrath. 

Seventeenth — fr  852  State  w  to  Grove. 

Seward — fr  77  W  Sixteenth  s  to  Lumber,  2  blks. 

Seymour — fr  1010  W  Lake  n  to  Chicago  av. 

Sheffield  av — fr  Hawthorn  av  n  to  city  limits. 

Sheldon  N — fr  468  W  Randolph  n  to  Depot  place. 

Sheridan — fr  W  North  av  n  to  W  Fullerton  av.     . 

Sherman — fr  1 74  Jackson  s  to  Taylor. 

Sholto — fr  368  W  Harrison  s  to  Eleventh. 

Shurtleff  av — fr  300  Twenty-sixth  s  to  Thirty-fifth,  5  blks. 

Sibley — fr  W  Harrison  s  to  512  W  Taylor. 

Sigel — fr  49  Hurlbut  e  to  N  Wells,  3  blks. 

Sixteenth — fr  the  Lake  w  to  the  river. 

Sixteenth  W — fr  the  river  w  to  the  city  limits. 

Sloan — fr  Elston  av  to  Noble. 

Smith — fr  Ashland  av  w  to  Wood. 

Sophia — fr  Fabius  e  to  N  Franklin,  15  blks. 

South  Park — fr  Leavitt  w  to  Western  av,  4  blks. 

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General  Agents  for  MOSLER,  BAH  MANN  &  CO.'S 


FIHB«RGLAR-PBflQF  SAFES 

BANK  VAULTS,  VAULT  DOORS,  ETC. 


A  Specialty  made  in  Jewelers'^  House  Safes 

*L  9V  »" 

Also  in  Safes  for  Hotels,  County  Records  and  Silk-. 

PAKTU  TI.ARI.Y    ARRANGED     FOB    SAFETY,    CONVENIENCE    AND    sl'AI  1:.     A~ 
REQUIRED    FOR    EACH    Pl'KI'OSE. 


Having  lately  made  all  our  Patterns  new,  making  Thicker  ll'afls,  adding  Extra  Steps  and 
Flanges,  Solid  Angle  Corners,  with  Double  Tongue  and  Groove,  Welded  Steel  and  Iron,  Conical 
Bolts,  and  Heavy  Bolt  Work,  etc.,  together  with  Sargent's  L'nriralcd  Combination  Locks, 

\V1    (  'ifARANTEB  SATISFACTION. 


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272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


J  HAVE  FINE  ASSORTMENT 


'  "         '  "  f  OF  UMBRELLAS. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  87 

South  Park  av — fr  9  W  Twenty-second  s  to  Egan  av. 

Southwestern  av — fr  476  W  Randolph  s-w  to  city  limits. 

Spaulding  av — fr  W  Jackson  s  to  W  Van  Buren. 

Springer — fr  Waterville  e  to  Ullman,  2  blks. 

Stan  ton  av — fr  Douglas  place  s  to  Egan  av. 

State — fr  80  S  Water  s  to  city  limits.     Two  blks  e  of  court  house 

square.     Cars  run  the  entire  length,  fr  Lake. 
State  N — fr  the  river  n  to  Schiller. 
Staunton — fr  987  W  Lake  s  to  1005  W  Madison. 
St.  Clair — fr  300  N  Water  n  to  380  Superior. 
Stewart  av — fr  62  W  Twelfth  s  to  Lumber. 
Stewart  av — fr  the  river  s  to  city  limits. 

St  John's  place — fr  550  W  Lake  n  to  Depot  place  opp.  Union  Park. 
St  Louis  av — fr  Douglas  park  boulevard  s  to  Sixteenth. 
Stone — fr  580  Division  n  to  Banks,  3  blks. 
Stowell— fr  530  Clark  w  i^  blks. 
Summer — fr  Twenty-sixth  s  to  Twenty-eight. 
Superior — fr  Roberts  e  to  the  lake. 
Swift  place — fr  Stewart  av  e  to  Wentworth  av. 
Taylor — fr  504  State  to  the  river. 
Taylor  W — fr  the  river  w  to  city  limits. 
Third  av — fr  Jackson  s  to  Fourteenth,  i  blk. 
Thirteenth — fr  641  State  e  to  the  lake. 
Thirteenth — fr  Waller  w  to  Lincoln. 
Thirtieth — fr  the  lake  w  to  Wentworth  av. 
Thirty-first— fr  the  lake  to  Halsted. 
Thirty-second — fr  Cottage  Grove  av  w  to  Clark. 
Thirty-third — fr  the  lake  w  to  Halsted. 
Thirty-fourth — fr  Butterfield  e  to  Indiana  av. 
Thirty-seventh — fr  Halsted  e  to  the  lake. 
Thirty-eight — fr  Halsted  e  to  the  lake. 
Thomas — fr  Wood  w  to  Western  av,  7  blks. 
Thornton — fr  W  Twenty-second  s-e  to  Ashland  av. 
Throop — fr  438  W  Madison  s  to  the  river. 
Todd — fr  the  river  s-e  to  Grove,  i  blk.     Archer  av  cars. 
Townsend — fr  Erie  n  to  Division.     Clybourn  av  cars. 
Trenton — fr  Illinois  &  Michigan  canal  s  to  W  Douglas  place. 
Trumbull  av — fr  Douglas  Park  Bouvlevard  s  to  W  Sixteenth. 
Tucker — fr  Douglas  place  s  to  Egan  av.     Archer  av  cars. 
Twelfth — fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 

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A  .  J  . 


Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 


FURNITURE 


:AND: 


UPHOLSTERY  GOODS. 


2O7  'West  Madison  St. 

59  South  Green  St. 

153  West  Washington  St. 


}   -  CHICAGO. 


Manufacturer  of  Gentlemen's  3-4  and  7-8th 


4»         "MrlP' 
me  ||i 


THE  "PARSONS"  SIDE  BAR  WAGON  A  SPECIALTY. 


Weiyht,  12O  Pound*. 


REPAIRING    AND    PAINTING     DONK    WITH     NEATNESS    AND 

DESPATCH. 


155  W.  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER  I 

272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


Make  the  Lowest  Prices  on 
all  Goods  in  their  line. 


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89 


Twelfth  W  —  fr  the  the  river  to  city  limits. 
Twentieth  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  Grove. 
Twenty-first  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  Stewart  av. 
Twenty-second  E  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 
Twenty-second  W  —  fr  the  river  w  to  city  limits. 
Twenty-third  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  Archer  av. 
Twenty-fourth  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  Butler. 
Twenty-fifth  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  Sanger. 
Twenty-sixth  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  Halsted. 
Twenty-seventh  —  fr  1  246  State  w  to  Wallace. 
Twenty-seventh  —  fr  227  S  Park  av  e  to  the  lake. 
Twenty-eight  —  fr  Wallace  e  to  Stewart  av,  and  fr  State  e  to  Stewart  av. 
Twenty-ninth  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  Wallace. 
Tyler  —  fr  Market  e  to  300  Fifth  av. 

Tyler  W  —  fr  259  Clinton  w  to  California  av.     Van  Buren  st  cars. 
Ullman  —  fr  Thirty-first  s  to  city  limits,  7  blks. 
Union  N  —  fr  156  W  Randolph  n  to  W  Chicago  av. 
Union  S  —  fr  156  W  Randolph  s  to  Lumber. 
Union  Park  place  —  fr  524  W  Lake  n  to  Depot  place. 
Upton  —  fr  Milwaukee  av  s-w  and  w  to  city  limits,  2  blks. 
Van  Buren  —  fr  the  lake  w  to  the  river. 
Van  Buren  W  —  fr  the  river  w  to  California  av.     Cars. 
Van  Horn  —  fr  Ashland  av  w  to  Western  av,  7  blks. 
Vedder  —  fr  527  N  Halsted  e  to  Vine. 
Vermont  av  —  fr  Thirty-first  to  Columbia. 
Vernon  av  —  fr  155  Douglas  place  s  to  Thirty-seventh. 
Vincennes  av  —  fr  620  Cottage  Grove  av  to  city  limits. 
Vine  —  fr  Division  n  to  Reese,  2  blks. 
Wabash  av  —  from  S  Water  to  city  limits. 
Wade  —  fr  97  Elston  av  w  to  Currier. 
Wahl  —  fr  Springer  av  to  Thirty-first. 

Wallace  —  fr  288  Archer  av  s-e  to  McGregor,  thence  s  to  city  limits. 
Waller  —  fr  370  W  Twelfth  s  to  353  Mitchell,  5  blks. 
Walnut  —  fr  Ashland  av  w  to  Western  av. 
Walsh—  fr  N  Clark  e  to  the  lake,  3  blks. 
Ward  court  —  fr  Lumber  w  to  Jefferson. 
Warren  av  —  fr  50  Ashland  av  w  to  Falls. 
Washington  —  fr  the  lake  to  the  river. 

Washington  W  —  fr  the  tunnel  w  to  Central  Park.     Randolph  st  cars 
i  blk  n,  Madison  st  cars  i  blk  s. 


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Manufacturers  Mixed  Paints,  Barrett's  Wood  Filling. 


J.  F.  &  J.  E.  WHITE, 


IMPORTERS  OF 


LADIES'  FANCY  BASKETS. 

Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 


BUTTER  TUBS,  BASKETS.  MATS,  MATCHES,  TWINES,  CORDAGE. 

CHILDREN'S  CARRIAGES,  BRUSHES,  BROOMS, 

BROOM  MATERIALS,  ETC., 


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272  &  274  MADISON  ST. 


|  gant  Styles  in  Hats  and  Caps. 


Tlic  Strangers*  Guiiie  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


Washington  av  —  fr  the  river  w  to  Leavitt.     Randolph  st  cars  three 

blks  s. 

Washington  place  —  fr  250  N  Clark  e  to  Dearborn. 
Washtemuv  av  —  fr  W  Kinzie  n  to  Armitage  av,  10  blks. 
Water  N  —  fr  the  river  e  to  the  lake. 
Water  S  —  fr  the  lake  s-\v  to  Lake. 
Water  W  —  fr  Madison  n  to  Fourth. 

Waterville  —  fr  Lancaster  av  s-e  to  Fox.     Archer  av  cars. 
Waubansia  av  —  fr  the  river  w  to  1013  Milwaukee  av.  and  fr  West- 

ern av  w  to  Washtenaw  av. 
Way  man  —  fr  Halsted  to  Jefferson. 
Weed  —  fr  Hooker  n-e  to  Hawthorne  av,  6  blks. 
Wellington  —  fr  Racine  Road  e  to  N  Clark,  3  blks. 
Wells  N  —  fr  the  river  n  to  N  Clark. 
Wendell  —  fr  160  Sedgwick  e  to  N  LaSalle. 
Wentworth  av  —  fr  Sixteenth  s  to  city  limits. 
Wesson  —  fr  Chicago  av  n  to  Division.     Chicago  av  cars. 
Western  av  N  —  fr  352  Park  av  to  city  limits. 
Western  av  S  —  fr  352  Park  av  s  to  city  limits. 
Wheaton  —  fr  Humboldt  av  i  blk. 
White  K  —  fr  300  N  Dearborn  to  the  lake. 
White  W  —  fr  256  N  LaSalle  w  to  Townsend,  5  blks. 
Whitehouse  place  —  fr  Stewart  av  e  to  Went  worth  av,  4  blks. 
Whiting  —  fr  277  N  Market  e  to  N  LaSalle,  and  from  N  Dearborn 

e  to  the  lake. 

Whitney  —  fr  290  N  Dearborn  e  to  the  lake,  3  blks. 
Weiland  —  fr  North  av  to  Schiller. 
Wilc.ox  —  fr  N  Leavitt  w  to  California  av. 
Willard  place  —  fr  380  W  Randolph  s  to  W  Washington. 
William  —  fr  215  Morgan  w  to  142  Center  av. 
Willow  —  fr  Jones  av  n-e  to  Clybourn  av,  thence  to  491  Larrabee. 
Wilmot  av  —  fr  N  Robey  w  to  Bradwell,  5  blks. 
Wilson  —  fr  Stewart  av  w  to  Jefferson. 
Winchester  av  —  fr  754  W  Madison  s  to  W  Harrison. 
Winter  —  fr  Twenty-sixth  s  to  Twenty-eighth. 
Wood  —  fr  675  W  Lake  s  to  W  Twenty-second. 
Wood  N  —  fr  675  W  Lake  n  to  city  limits.     Madison  st  cars. 
Wright  —  fr  117  Stewart  av  w  to  570  Morgan. 
Wrong  —  fr  Halsted  n-w  to  Main,  3  blks. 
Yorktown  —  fr  W  Douglas  place  n  to  Bross  av,  3  blks. 


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SOLID    BY    THE 

SARGENT,  GREEN  LEAF  &  BROOKS, 

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239  &  241  MADISOK  ST.  I  HatS-  CaP8  and  FurS' 

The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  93 


C  L -A.  SS  IF  I  IE  ID 


Business  Directory 


LEADING  BUSINESS  HOUSES  IN  CHICAGO. 


ARCHITECTS. 

BOYINGTON  WM.  W.,  89  Washington. 

ART  EMPORIUMS. 

O'BRIEN'S  ART  EMPORIUM,  204  and  206  Wabash  av.,  s.  e. 
cor.  Adams  (see  adv't,  page  103). 

ARTISTS1  MATERIALS. 

MARTIN  O'BRIEN,  204  and  206  Wabash  av.,  s.  e.  cor.  Adams, 
(see  adv't,  page  103). 

ARTIFICIAL  LIMBS  AND  TRUSSES. 

DR.   HIATT  &  LE  ROY,  125  S.  Clark. 

BANKS  (Savings). 

STATE  SAVINGS  INSTITUTION  (see  adv't,  page  104). 

BANK  LOCKS. 

SARGENT,  GREENLEAF  &  BROOKS  (see  adv't,  p.  80  and  92). 

BASE  BALL  GOODS. 

PIERCE  J.  A.,  79  Clark  (see  adv't,  page  68). 

BEDDING  AND  MATTRESSES. 

WOVEN  WIRE  MATTRESS,  129  LaSalle  (see  adv't,  page  34). 

BEDDING  AND  FEATHERS. 

MACKKY   \    D1-1VEREAUX,   77  and  79  Randolph  (see  adv't, 
page  46). 

BELTING. 

MUNSON  &  CO.  (see  adv't,  colored  insert). 

BIRDS  AND  GOLD  FISH. 

KAEMPFER  FRED.,  127  S.  Clark  (see  adv't,  page  64). 


Culver,  Page,  Hoyne  &  Co.  (NOS.  iw  &  120  Monroe  St. 

Publishers  of  Blank  Books  for  Public  Offices.      )         Opposite  Old  Post  Office. 


94 


A  D  VER  TISEMENTS. 


C.  C.  HOLTON  &  CO. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Parlor  Furniture, 


269  &  271  STATE  ST., 


Between  Jackson  and  Van } 
Suren  Street*.  J 


?     1OV2.) 


Upholstered  Parlor  Suites  a  Specialty, 


GOOD  GOODS  AND  LOW  PRICES. 

CHAMBER  SUITES  AND  HAIR  MATTRESSES. 

"We  Manufacture  our  own  Goods  and  Guarantee  the  Quality. 
Please  Examine  Here  before  Purchasing  elsewhere. 

You  will  Save  Money  by  so  doing,  as  we  offer  Bargains. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  lHave  the  cheapest  rent>  th« 

239  &  241  MADISON  ST.         t  finest  stock,  the  lowest  prices. 
The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  95 


BLANK  BOOKS,  PRINTING  AND  STATIONERY. 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO.,   118  and   120  Monroe  (see 

adv't,  lower  margin  right  hand  pages). 
MIDDLETON  J.  W.,  55  State. 

BOOKSELLERS  AND  STATIONERS. 

KEEN  W.  B.,  COOKE&CO.,  113  and  115  State  (see  adv't,  p.  12). 

BOLT  MANUFACTURERS. 

CREGIER,  CLARKE  &  CO.    Salesroom,  144  Lake.    Works,  cor. 
Market  and  Huron. 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES  (Wholesale). 

DOGGETT,  BASSETT  &  HILLS,  29  and  31  Lake. 
FARGO  C.  H.  &  CO.,  cor.  Madison  and  Market. 
FEAREY  THOS.  &  SONS,  254  Madison. 
GREENSFELDER,  ROSENTHAL  cSc  CO.,  34  and  36  Lake  (see        H 
adv't  opp.  inside  back  cover).  J 

THOMPSON  C.  O.  &  CO.,  69  and  71  Wabash  av.  H 

WELLS  M.  D.  &  CO.,  cor  Madison  and  Market.  jj 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES    'Wholesale  Manufacturers  of). 

FEAREY  THOS.  &  SONS,  254  Madison.    Factory  at  Albany,  N.  Y. 
GREENSFELDER,  ROSENTHAL  &  CO.,  34  and  36  Lake  (see 
adv't,  opp.  inside  back  cover.) 

BOTTLES. 

M'CLELAND  &  SAGE,   167  and    169  E.   Randolph  (see.  adv't, 
page  62). 

BOURBON  WHISKY.  § 

LEANDER  READ,  Agent  for  J.  H.  Cutter,  old  Bourbon  Whisky, 
20  and  22  State. 

BOXES  (Shelf,  Shoe,  Office,  Etc.) 
RITCHIE  &  DUCK,  154  and  155  Michigan  av.  (see  adv't,  p.  70).         ^ 

BRUSHES  (Manufacturers  and  Dealers  . 

DOUGLAS  EDWARD  C.,  Manuf'r  and  dealer  in  Brushes,  82  E. 
Lake,  opp.  Tremont  House. 

BUTTER  AND  CHEESE  HOUSE. 

RICHARDS  &  GOOCH,  181  S.  Water. 

CARPETS,  OIL  CLOTH,  Etc. 

HOLLISTER  E.  F.  &  CO.,   121  and  123  State  (see  adv't  inside 
front  cover). 

CARRIAGE  GOODS  AND  WOOD  STOCK. 

BARROWS,  CARPENTER  &  CO.  (late  Buchanan,  Carpenter  & 

Co.,)  202  Lake. 
BOUTON,  SMITH  &  CO.,  7  and  9  Lake. 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO.  I 

Manufacturers  of  Paging  Machines.         ) 


96 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


* 


Importers  and  Dealers  in 


59  &  61  Lake,  and  39  Me  Street, 


(OLD  CITY  HOTEL  CORNER,) 


WILLIAM  W.  PAGE, 

BOSTON,  MASS. 


ORVILLE  PAGE.l  c 

C.  E.  PAGE,  ]•  CHICAGO. 


S.  H.  RANSOM  &  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  THE  CELEBRATED 


9  LIGHTHOUSE 

SELF-FEEDING.  BASE-BURNING  HEATING  STOVES, 


ALSO  A  GREAT  VARIETY 


Cooking  and  Heating  Stoves  adapted  1o  the  wants  of  every 
section  of  the  Country. 

ffos,  10, 12, 14  &  16  RIVER  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


FOUNDRIES  AT  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

239  &  241  MADISON  ST. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  97 

CLOAKS,  SUITS  AND  TRIMMINGS   Wholesale  and  Retail.) 

GRISWOLD  J.  W.  &  CO.,  54  and  56  Madison  (see  adv't,  p.  8). 
HOTCHKIN,  PALMER  &  CO.,  137  and  139  State. 

CLOTHING   Wholesale  . 

KELLOGG  CHAS.  P.  &  CO.,  243  and  245  Madison. 
TUTTLE,  THOMPSON  &  WETMORE,   219  and  221  Madison. 

CLOTHING  (Retail). 

WILDE,  BLUETT  &  CO.,  cor.  Madison  and  State  (see  adv't, 
page  18). 

COFFEE  AND  SPICE  MILLS. 

UNION   COFFEE   AND   SPICE   MILLS,   W.    F.    McLaughlin, 
Prop'r,  82  and  84  S.  Water. 

CORRUGATED  IRON  DOORS  AND  SHUTTERS. 

MUNSON  S.  B.,  Jr.  &  CO.,  27  N.  Canal  (see  adv't,  page  60). 

CROCKERY,  CHINA  AND  GLASSWARE. 

FRENCH  ABRAM  &  CO.,   101  and  103  Wabash  av.  (see  adv't, 

page  56). 

PARKHURST  S.  B.,  33  and  35  Wabash  av.  (see  adv't,  page  14). 
SONTAG  &  STAUDINGER,  160  State  (see  adv't,  page  44). 

CRANE  AND  DREDGE  CHAINS. 

GILBERT  HUBBARD  &  CO.,  226,  228  and  230  S.  Water  (see 
adv't,  page  30). 

CUTLERY  AND  FIRE  ARMS. 

SEARS  HENRY  &  CO.,  62  E.  Lake,  cor.  State. 

DRIVING  WAGONS. 

PARSONS  J.  G.,  155  W.  Washington  (see  adv't,  page  88). 

DRY  GOODS    Wholesale  . 

ANDERSEN,  OLSEN  &  CO.,  198  E.  Madison. 
CARSON,  PIRIE,  SCOTT  &  CO.,  Madison  and  Franklin. 
FIELD,  LEITER  &  CO.,  Madison  and  Market  (see  adv't,  opp. 

title.) 
STETTAUER  BROTHERS,  246  and  248  E.  Madison. 

DRY  GOODS  (Retail). 

CARSON,  PIRIE  &  CO.,  Madison  and  Peoria  (see  adv't,  page  20). 
FIELD,  LEITER  &  CO.,  State  and  Washington  (see  adv't,  opp. 

title). 
GOSSAGE  CHAS.  <fe  CO.,  106,  108  and  no  State  and  60  and  62 

Washington  (see  adv't,  page  58). 

DRUGGISTS  (Wholesale). 

HURLBUT  &  EDSALL,  44  and  46  River  (see  adv't,  page  36). 
VAN  SCHAACK,  STEVENSON  &  REID,  92  and  94  Lake,  cor. 
Dearborn. 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYHE  &  GO.  I  ™  &  120  MONROE  ST., 

Publishers  of  Blank  Books  for  Public  Officers.  j         Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  I Olve  p™UTntion  to 

239  &  241  MADISOBT  ST.  I U±tL        ^ 

98  The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


DRUGGISTS'  SUNDRIES  AND  SURGICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

BLISS  &  TORREY,   171  and  173  Randolph  (see  adv't,  page  38). 

ENGRAVERS  ON  WOOD. 

MANZ  J.,  cor.  Randolph  and  LaSalle  (see  adv't,  page  64). 
FURNITURE. 

COLBY  &  WIRTS,  292  and  294  State  (see  adv't,  side  margin,  right 

hand  pages). 
HOLLISTER  E.  F.  &  CO.,  121  and  123  State  (see  adv't,  inside 

front  cover). 

HOLTON  C.  C.,  269  and  271  State  (see  adv't,  page  94). 
MONZEL  JOHN,   266  State  (see  adv't,  page  72). 
NEUBERGER  A.  J.  &  BRO.,  207  W.  Madison,  59  S.  Green  and 

153  W.  Washington  (see  adv't,  page  88). 
PARMELEE  WM.  &  CO.,  276  State  (see  adv't,  page  82). 

FOLDING  LOUNGES. 

HOLTON  C.  C.  &  CO.,  269  and  271  State  (see  adv't,  page  94). 

FRENCH  CHINA  AND  GLASSWARE. 

SONTAG  &  STAUDINGER,  Importers,  160  State  (see  adv't  p.  44). 
FURNACES,  RANGES  AND  STOVES. 

BLISS  &  BROWN,  82  Lake. 

FULLER,  WARREN  &  CO.,  58  and  60  Lake  (see  adv't,  page  36). 
RANSOM  S.  H.  &  CO.,  10,  12,  14  and  16  River  (see  adv't,  p.  96). 
RATHBONE,  SARD  &  CO.,  38  and  40  Lake  (see  adv't,  front  of 
book). 

GAS  AND  STEAM  FITTINGS. 

CRANE  BROS.  MANFG.  CO.  (see  adv't,  page  26). 

GLUE  AND  NEAT  S-FOOT  OIL  MANUFACTURERS. 

WAHL  BROTHERS.  49  S.  Franklin. 

GLASS  SHADES. 

MARTIN  O'BRIEN,  204  and  206  Wabash  av.,  s.  e.  cor.  Adams, 
(see  adv't.  page  103). 

GLASSWARE   Bohemian  and  Belgian). 

SONTAG  &  STAUDINGER,    160   State   (see  adv't,page  44). 
GROCERS  (Wholesale). 

FRANKLIN  MAC  VEAGH  &  CO.,  cor.  Wabash  av.  and  Lake  (see 

adv't,  opp.  contents). 
GOULD,  BRIGGS  &  CO.,  39  River.   • 
GRANNIS  &  FARWELL,  128  and  130  Franklin. 
McNEIL  &  BIGGINS,  46  and  48  Michigan  av.,  cor.  S.  Water. 
SHERER  &  YOUNG,  33  and  35  River. 
SPRAGUE,  WARNER  &  CO.,  53  and  55  Michigan  av. 
TOWLE  &  ROPER,  41  and  43  Wabash  av.  (see  adv't,  front  of 

book). 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO,  I  Agents  for  Amberg's  Letter 
118  &  120  MONROE  ST.          )         Holder,  File  and  Binder. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER  t 

239  &  241  MADISON  ST.  I 


Hats,   Caps,   Furs   and  Buck 
Goods  at  "Wholesale. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  99 

GUNS,  PISTOLS,  Etc. 

ABBEY  F.  J.  &  CO.,  43  Clark  (see  adv't,  page  72). 
SEARS  HENRY  &  CO.,  62  Lake,  cor.  State. 
THOMAS  EDWIN,  JR.,  79  S.  Clark  (see  adv't,  page  68). 

HAIR  GOODS. 

C.LASSBROOK  M.,  88  State  and  203  Madison  (see  adv't,  colored 
insert). 

HARDWARE  AND  CUTLERY   Wholesale  . 

HUNT  EDWIN  &  SONS,  58  and  60  Lake. 

MCDONALD  BROS.,  139  Lake. 

MARKLEY,  ALLING  &  CO.,  49  Lake. 

MILLER  BROS.  &  KEEP,  19  Lake. 

SEARS  HENRY  &  CO.,  62  Lake  st.,  cor.  State. 

HARDWARE  AND  METALS. 

BLAIR  WM.  &  CO.,  172,  174  and  176  Lake. 
SEEBERGER  &  BREAKEY,  38  and  40  Lake. 
STURGES  FRANK  &  CO.,  72,  74  and  76  Lake. 

HARDWARE  AND  STOVES. 

SURDAM  S.  J.  &  CO.,  178  Lake. 

HARDWARE    Wholesale  and  Retail). 

LARRABEE  &  NORTH,  163  and  165  Lake;  also,  Builders'  Fine 

Hardware. 
TYLER  &  FRENCH,  68  Lake,  bet.  State  and  Dearborn;   also, 

Builders'  Fine  Hardware. 

HATS  AND  CAPS  (Wholesale). 

EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER,  239  and  241  Madison  (see  adv't, 
upper  margin,  right  hand  pages. 

HATS  AND  CAPS  (Retail). 

BREWSTER  JAMES  P.,  Northwest  cor.  Clark  and  Madison  (see 
adv't,  colored  insert). 

IRON,  STEEL.  HEAVY  HARDWARE.  Etc. 

KIMBARK,  BRO.  &  CO.,  80,  82  and  84  Michigan  av.  (see  adv't, 

page  32). 
PARKHURST  &  WILKINSON,  171  and  173  S.  Canal  (see  adv't, 

page  22. 

JEWELRY,  SILVER  WARE,  Etc. 

WENDELL  &  HYMAN,  235  Wabash  av.  (see  adv't,  page  80). 

JEWELRY  TRAYS  AND  MOROCCO  CASES. 

RITCHIE  &  DUCK,  Manufacturers,   154  and  155  Michigan  av. 
(see  adv't,  page  70). 

LAMPS  AND  GLASSWARE. 

BROWN  &  BOHNER,  33  and  35  Wabash  av.  (see  adv't,  page  14). 
WHEELER  H.  N.  &  CO.,  22  Lake. 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOY1TE  &  CO.  1 118  &  12° Monroe  st- 

WHOLESALE  PAPER  DEALEES.  j  Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 


239  &  241   MADISON  ST.  |  w    ~"~-»"  BUYERS. 

ioo  The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 


LEATHER  AND  SHOE  FINDINGS. 

PAGE,  BRO.  &  CO.,  59  and  61  Lake  and  39  State,  old  City  Hotel 

corner  (see  adv't,  page  96). 
TURNER  &  RAY,  20  and  22  State  (see  adv't,  page  68). 

LEATHER  AT  WHOLESALE. 

WALLIN  C.  C.  &  SONS,  221  Lake  and  37  Franklin. 

LEAF  TOBACCO  AND  CIGARS. 

CASE  S.  S.  &  CO.,  (old  No.)  149  S.  Water. 

LIQUORS. 

SWAIN,  BARNARD  &  CO.,  43  and  45  State. 

LUMBER  DEALERS. 

PEACOCK  R.  &  CO.,  23  S.  Franklin. 

MACHINERY. 

AMES'   PORTABLE  ENGINES,  Collins  Eaton,  Agent,  70  South 

Canal  (see  adv't,  page  48). 
FARGUSSON  J.,  56  and  58  S.  Canal  (see  adv't,  page  40). 

MATCHES. 

RICHARDSON'S  D.  M.,  13  Michigan  av.    H.  W.  Durant,  Agent. 

MILLINERY   Wholesale  and  Retail  . 
FISK  D.  B.   &  CO.,  cor  Wabash.  av  and  Washington  (see  adv't, 

page  54). 
HOTCHKIN,  PALMER  &  CO.,  137  and  139  State. 

OCCULISTS  AND  AURISTS. 

OLIN  DR.  H.,   127  Clark.     The  largest  stock  of  Artificial  Eyes 
in  the  West. 

OPTICAL  AND  MATHEMATICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

LANGGUTH  J.  G.,  82  State  (see  adv't,  page  76). 

PAINTS,  OILS  AND  GLASS. 

CHASE,  HANFORD  &  CO.,  i,  3  and  5  Wabash  av.,  and  51  and 

53  S.  Water  (see  adv't,  page  28). 

HANNA,  BARRETT  &  CO.,  8  and  10  Dearborn  (see  adv't,  p.  90). 
LEPPERR  N.  S.  &  CO.,  175  Randolph  (see  adv't,  page  34). 

PAPER  HANGINGS  AND  WINDOW  SHADES. 

MACKEY  &  DEVEREAUX,  75  &  77  Randolph  (see  adv't,  p.  46) 
PAPER  AND  WOOD  BOXES. 

RITCHIE  &  DUCK,  Manufacturers,   154  and  155  Michigan  av. 
(see  adv't,  page  70). 

PHOTOGRAPHER  (Portrait  and  Landscape). 

GENTILE,  Southeast  cor.  State  and  Washington  (see  adv't,  opp. 
page  7). 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYHE  &  CO.  \ 118  &  12°  MONEOE  ST 

)        Opp-  Old  Post  Office- 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  GARTER 

239  &  241  MADISON  ST. 


1  Have  the  largest  line  of  Buck 

i 

Goods  in  the  City. 


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101 


PICKLES,  SAUCES,  Etc. 

DINGEE  S.  &  BRO.,  37  River. 

PICTURES  AND  FRAMES. 

MARTIN  O'BRIEN,  204  and  206  Wabash  av.,  s.  e.  cor.  Adams, 
(see  adv't,  page  103). 

PLATED  WARE. 

SEARS  HENRY  &  CO.,  62  Lake,  cor.  State.      Sole  agents  for 
Rogers  &  Sons'  Plated  Ware. 

PUMPS  AND  GAS  PIPE. 

AUSTIN  H.  W.   &   CO.,    221   and   223  S.  Water;    also,   Heavy 

Hardware. 

DOUGLAS  W.  &  B.,  197  E.  Lake  (see  adv't,  page  84). 
WALWORTH,  BROOKS  &  CO.,  243  and  245  Lake  (see  adv't, 

page  24). 

RAILROAD  AND  MACHINISTS'  SUPPLIES. 

CLARKE,  ABBOTT  &  CO.,  144  Lake. 

RUBBER  GOODS- All  Kinds. 

GOODYEAR  RUBBER  CO.,   105  and   107  Madison  (see  adv't, 

front  of  book). 
HALLOCK  &  WHEELER,  169  Randolph  (see  adv't,  page  38). 

RUBBER  BELTING,  PACKING  AND  HOSE. 

GOODYEAR  RUBBER  CO.,   105  and  107  Madison  (see  adv't, 

front  of  book). 

HALLOCK  &  WHEELER,  169  Randolph  (see  adv't,  page  38). 
MERRIMAN  J.  G.,  56  and  58  S.  Canal  (see  adv't,  page  42). 
WALWORTH,  BROOKS  &  CO.,  243  and  245  Lake  (see  adv't, 

page  24). 

SAFES. 

CINCINNATI  SAFE  AND  LOCK  WORKS,  MacNeale  &  Ur- 
ban, Proprietors.     J.  M.  Terwilliger,  Gen'l  Agent,  49  State. 

HALL'S  SAFE  AND  LOCK  CO.,   147  and   149  Dearborn  (see 
adv't,  page  52). 

MOSLER,  BAH  MANN  &  CO.'S   SAFES,  51   State  (see  adv't, 
page  86). 

SCALES,  TRUCKS,  Etc. 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO.,  in  and  113  Lake  (see  adv't,  opp. 
inside  front  cover. 

SEWING  MACHINES. 

HOME  SEWING  MACHINE,   157  State  (see  adv't,  inside  back 
cover). 

SEWING  SILK  AND  MACHINE  TWIST. 

BELDING  BROS.  &  CO.,  198  E.  Madison. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO,  I  BOX  MAKERS-  STOCK  &  TOOLS, 

-*r  j      118  A:  KM)  MONROE  ST. 


Eddy,  Harvey  &  Garter, 

239  &  241  MADISON  ST. 


Manufacture    FINE    FURS 
and  ROBES. 


102  The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago. 

SOAPS-Toilet  and  Shaving. 

PIONEER  MANFG.  CO.,  51  and  53  S.  Canal  (see  adv't,  p.  82). 

STAINED  GLASS. 
MISCH  GEO.  A.  &  BRO.,  217  E.  Washington  (see  adv't,  p.  76). 

STEAM  FIRE  ENGINES. 

CRANE  BROS.  MANFG.  CO.,  10  N.  Jefferson  (see  adv't,  p.  26). 
MERRIMAN  J.  G  ,  56  and  58  S.  Canal  (see  adv't,  page  42). 

STEAM  PUMPING  MACHINERY. 

CRANE  BROS.  MANFG.  CO.,  10  N.  Jefferson  (see  adv't,  p.  26). 
MERRIMAN  J.  G.,  56  and  58  S.  Canal  (see  adv't,  page  42). 
WALWORTH,  BROOKS  &  CO.,   243  and  245  Lake  (see  adv't, 

page  24). 

STEAM  WARMING  AND  VENTILATING  APPARATUS. 
CRANE  BROS.  MANFG.  CO.,  10  N.  Jefferson  (see  adv't,  p.  26.) 

STOVE  PIPE  ELBOWS. 
SARGENT,  GREENLEAF  &  BROOKS,  25  Randolph  (see  adv't, 

pages  80  and  92). 
SELLEW  ELBOW  CO.,  27  N.  Canal  (see  adv't,  page  60). 

STOVE  BOARDS  AND  PLAIN  TINWARE  MANUFACT  RS. 

DANE,  WESTLAKE  &  COVERT,  228  Lake. 

SURVEYING  INSTRUMENTS. 

LANGGUTH  J.  G..  82  State  (see  adv't,  page  76). 
LARRABEE  &  NORTH,  163  and  165  Lake. 

TANNERS1  TOOLS  AND  OILS. 

WALLIN  C.  C.  &  SONS,  221  Lake  and  37  Franklin. 

TEAS    Wholesale  . 
SHERWOOD  N.  &  CO.,  39  Wabash  av.  (see  adv't,  page  28). 

TEAS,  COFFEES  AND  SPICES   Wholesale  . 
GRISWOLD  H.  F.,  5  River. 

KNOWLES,  CLOVES  &  CO.,  29  and  31  River  (see  adv't,  p.  8). 
THOMPSON  &  BARBER,  30  and  32  South  Water. 

TEAS,  COFFEES  AND  SPICES   Wholesale  and  Retail). 

MEECH  HORACE,  248  State  (see  adv't,  page  84). 
TENTS,  AWNINGS  AND  FLAGS. 

GILBERT  HUBBARD  &  CO.,   226,   228  and  230  S.  Water  (see 
adv't,  page  30). 

TOBACCO  AND  DOMESTIC  CIGARS. 

LYONS  JOSEPH  M.  &  CO.,  120  Randolph  (see  adv't,  page  74). 

TOILET  'WARE  AND  WATER  COOLERS. 

DANE,  WESTLAKE  &  COVERT,  Manufacturers,  228  Lake. 

CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYHE  &  GO.  I  w  &  120  MONROE  ST., 

Publishers  of  Blanks  and  Books  for  Insurance  Co's.      j          Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


Eddy,  Harvey  &  Garter,  I 

239  &  241  MADISON  ST.  \ 


Sell    FURS    and    ROBES    at 
Manufacturers'  Prices. 


The  Strangers'  Guide  to  the  City  of  Chicago.  103 


TRUNKS,  VALISES  AND  TRAVELING  BAGS. 

VOGLER  &  GEUDTNER,  156  State  (see  adv't,  page  66). 

TOYS,  FANCY  GOODS,  Etc. 

VERGHO,  RUHLING  &  CO.,  138,  140  and  142  State  (see  adv't, 
page  10). 

TWINES  AND  CORDAGE. 

GILBERT  HUBBARD  &  CO.,  226,  228  and  239  S.  Water  (see 
adv't,  page  30). 

UPHOLSTERY  GOODS  AND  CURTAINS. 

MACKEY  &  DEVEREAUX,  75  and  77  Randolph  (see  adv't,  p.46). 
WASHING  MACHINES. 

CALKINS'   CHAMPION  WASHER  CO.,   191  and  193  S.  Clark 
(see  adv't,  page  74). 

WAX  FLOWERS  AND  MATERIALS. 

MARTIN  O'BRIEN,  204  and  206  Wabash  av.,  s.  e.  cor.  Adams, 
(see  adv't,  page  103). 

WIRE  CLOTH  AND  WIRE  GOODS. 

CLINTON  WIRE  CLOTH  CO.,   175  Randolph. 

WIRE  WORKS  AND  BRASS  WINDOW  FIXTURES. 

PALMENBERG  J.  R.,  200  and  202  E.  Madison.     Chas.  J.  Jetter, 
Manager. 

WINDOW  GLASS. 

M'CLELAND  &  SAGE,  167  and  169  Randolph  (see  adv't,  p.  62). 

WINES  AND  LIQUORS. 

THICKSTUN  C.  E.   &  CO.,  47  S.  Clark,  opp.  Sherman  House. 

WIRE  ROPE. 

GILBERT  HUBBARD  &  CO.,  226,   228  and  230  S.  Water  (see 
adv't,  page  30). 


PERSONS  OF  CULTIVATED  TASTE  SHOULD  NOT  FAIL 
TO  VISIT 

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'Brieu  s   ART   Eiiiporiuux 

204  &  206  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago, 

Southeast  Cor,  of  Adams  Street. 

EVERY    KIND  OF   PICTURE   CAN   THERE   BE   SEEN.        ARTISTIC    PICTURE 

FRAMING  A  SPECIALTY.      ARTISTS'  MATERIALS,  DECALCOMANIA 

TRANSFERS,  MATERIALS  FOR  WAX  FLOWERS,  FRENCH 

GLASS  SHADES.      Wholesale  and  Retail.      Send 

for  PRICE  LISTS. 

Culver,  Page,  Hoyne  &  Co.  I  Nos,  1 18  &  120  Monroe  St. 

COUNTING-HOUSE  STATIONERS.  )         Opposite  Old  Post  Office. 


104 


AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


I  3VO  O  H.3F»  OH.-A.TZ5  I>,        .        1  8  O  X  . 


CAPITAL, 


$500,000,00 


Assets,  over 

$4,000,000.00 


Authorized  by  its  Charter  to  Receive  Money  on  Deposit;  Buy  and  Sell  Exchange,  Bills, 

Notes  or  other  Securities;  Issue  Letters  of  Credit,  Loan  Money  on  Real  Estate 

or  other  Security;  Receive  and  Execute  Trusts  of  every  description,  etc. 

DRAFTS  FOB  SALE  ON  ALL  PRINCIPAL  CITIES  OF   EUROPE. 

SIX    PER    CENT.    INTEREST    PAID    ON    SAVINGS    DEPOSITS. 


CHAUNCEY  T.  BOWEX. 
DR.  JOHN  H.  FOSTER. 
JOHN  C.  DORE. 


T  IRTJS  T  IE  IE  S  :  =S 

DR.  D.  S.  SMITH. 
WM.  H.  TURNER. 
NATHAN  B.  KIDDER. 
DANIEL  GOODWIN,  JR. 


DAVID  D.  SPENCER. 
PERKINS  BASS. 
THOS.  S.  DOBBINS. 


D.  D.  SPENCER, 

President. 


CZ^5=  O  IF  IF  I C  IE  IR,  S  :  =S=O 
THOS.  S.  DOBBINS,   CHAS.  D.  BICKFORD,   ALBERT  D.  GUILD, 


Vice  President. 


Cashier. 


Ass't.  Cashier. 


80  &  82  LaSalle  Street,   No.  974  Wabash  Avenue 


Directly  West  of  Old  Court  House. 


Xear  2'2nd  Street. 


EDDY,  HARVEY  &  CARTER  1 

239  &  241  MADISON  ST. 


Make  the  Lowest  Prices  on 
all  Goods  in  their  line. 


CULVER,  PAGE,  HOYNE  &  CO. ' 

Publishers  of  Blanks  ini  Boois  for  Eailroii  Ccmpitie:.         ) 


118  &  120  MONEOE  ST., 

Opp.  Old  Post  Office. 


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AD  VER  TISEMENTS. 


ROSMTHAI  &  GO, 


WHOLESALE 


AND    MANUFACTURERS   OF   THE 


WHITNEY  BOOTS, 


LAKE  ST.,  COR.  WABASH  AVE. 


BOSTON  OFFICE,  No.  36  &  38  Washington  Square. 


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DR.  SAPP'S  WALKING  MOTION  TREADLE. 


For  full  particulars,  with  Descriptive  Circulars  and 
Terms  to  Agents,  a<l<rrcs.> 

JOHNSON,  CLARK   <5c   CO., 

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